The Classico Manara 40 mm watch offers a stolen moment of imagination. A feminine silhouette emerges from the dial like a precious memory, delicately rendered in miniature painting by the artist's hand. Sensual, subtle, timeless: this watch speaks to the soul as much as to the eye. A creation for collectors attuned to fleeting beauty, to art that beats in rhythm with the heart.

IN EROTICISM, THERE IS ETERNITY

The erotic watches of Milo Manara plunge you into the depths of an ocean of desire where Ulyssa, a mermaid, and Nadia, a woman, meet, discover each other, and fall in love in a dreamy and timeless marine atmosphere.

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Caliber UN-320

Caliber UN-320

Self-winding

Classic or unconventional, simple or complex, for men or women, our collection of calibers is one of the most extensive and diverse in the industry. It is based on a culture of innovation, independence and quality that has made Ulysse Nardin one of the most advanced brands in creative watchmaking.

A complex composition

  • Number of parts: 227
  • Number of jewels: 39
  • Total diameter (mm): 26.4

Impressive precision & longevity

  • Frequency (Hz): 4
  • Frequency (vph): 28800
  • Power Reserve (H): 48
  • Functions: Hours, minutes and small seconds. Date.
  • Escapement: Silicon

One of ten watches created in collaboration with Milo Manara, this piece reproduces his illustrations in acrylic micro-painting on a 40 mm stainless steel case, beneath a sapphire crystal. A lacquer applied over the painting enhances the scenes and reflects the light. The hands are kept deliberately discreet to give full prominence to the illustration. The UN-320 automatic manufacture caliber with silicon escapement offers 48 hours of power reserve.

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To enhance Manara’s erotic scenes, a lacquer has been applied as a topcoat on the acrylic painting, reflect-ing the light and nobility of Manara’s art work.