Precision always beats power and timing always beats speed
Showcasing the brand's 175 years of Haute Horlogerie savoir-faire and techniques: sillicium technology, tourbillon legacy, in-house enamelling and design.
Features
The case of each Ulysse Nardin timepiece is individually numbered on the side.
The in-house black Grand Feu enamel dial is proudly bearing its flying tourbillon.
Torpilleur Tourbillon is presented on a leather strap with a rose gold 5N deployant buckle.
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"Ulysse Nardin has long been at the forefront of using silicon in its watches, and this tourbillon is a part of that legacy. I like the look of the Torpilleur range and how it's been executed in this new watch within the Chronometry Collection."
Technical specifications
1282-310LE-2AE-175/1A
Case
18ct Rose Gold
Glass
Sapphire
Mechanism
Self winding
Dimensions
Diameter 42mm
Water resistance
50 m
Dial
Black / Enamel
Complication
Tourbillon
Strap
Leather
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