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Yes, the white enamel I posted is from 2017. The Blue guilloché enamel is from 2018. I prefer the white enamel, by far. [nt]
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For the pleasure of the eyes: Ulysse Nardin Marine Tourbillon Close up.
I worked form an official picture, and focused on the enamel grand feu dial. Even if I am not fan of tourbillons in a plain dial, I must say that I would happily make an exception for this one. M4... You are a lucky guy to own such a marvel. Best, Nicolas...
I am looking at that one for long time alreay.....
it is the model that preceded the grand feu blue dial...which one you personally like more??
do you know more whether the tourbillon used on these models is a 'standard' one ?
during SIHH 2019 I was talking with a guy from UN in Geneva and he told me that due to the 'friendly' price of those models, the tourbillon is probably not the same as the one found in regular models, which are priced accordingly...
It is "standard" in not being a patented UN technology ...
... like the anchor tourbillon. However, it is a conventional flying tourbillon with all attributes of this special escapement, like first rate finish and meticulous assembly. We should keep in mind that mode3rn production technologies drastically reduced...
many thanks for this elboarted answer, I think that actually is upon brands to provide such kind of information for customers that are familiar with the market....
for me, on one hand there is of course the attractive price, however, on the other hand, as I am a bit familiar with 'regular' prices for tourbillon watches, I automatically ask myself...hey, where is the catch..???...I guess that I am not the only one......
Ah need to show some love to the blue version :)
here’s my UN Marine Tourby with the blue guilloche enamel dial. With the UN blue rubber strap with titanium deployant buckle, it’s Super comfy on the wrist . Cheers Robin ...
