Sexy, young and sportive
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"There is a lot to like about Ulysse Nardin's Diver collection, especially when it comes to the details. The slightly concave bezel with its concentric rings adds a lot of visual depth to the watch, the grained dials have just enough texture to them, and the faceting on the lugs and knurling on the bezel add dynamism to the cases."
Technical specifications
8162-182B/10
Caliber
UN-816
Case
Steel / 18ct rose gold
Glass
Sapphire
Mechanism
Self winding
Dimensions
Diameter 39mm
Water resistance
300 m
Dial
White
Strap
Leather
Video
Caliber UN-816
Power reserve (H)
42
Functions
Hours, minutes, seconds, date
Escapement wheel & Anchor in Silicium
Frequency (Hz)
4
Frequency (vph)
28'800
Beauty of the Depths
Born in Rome in 1992 and freediver since the age of 13, she is the current world record holder in Constant Weight Apnea with an astonishing 113 meters and CMAS* world record holder in Dynamic Apnea with 250 meters, making her the deepest female diver in the world.
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