UFO

On the horizon, an unidentified floating object


UFO, Ulysse Nardin’s marine chronometer of the future, is returning one last time with three limited editions in champagne, ice blue and green with its partners The Hour Glass, Bucherer and Yoshida.
UFO BUCHERER EXCLUSIVE

UFO
BUCHERER EXCLUSIVE


LIMITED EDITION

30 pieces

BUCHERER
UFO BUCHERER EXCLUSIVE

UFO
THE HOUR GLASS EXCLUSIVE


LIMITED EDITION

30 pieces

THE HOUR GLASS
UFO YOSHIDA EXCLUSIVE

UFO
YOSHIDA EXCLUSIVE


LIMITED EDITION

30 pieces

YOSHIDA

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS


CALIBER

Caliber UN-902

Table clock

Manually wound movement

Power reserve : 1 year, 6 barrels

FEATURES

3 time zones / Hours, minutes

Deadbeat second

675 components

Extra-large oscillator

0,5 Hz/3'600 Alt/H

CASE

Aluminium & blown glass

Dimensions : 263 (H) x 159 (Ø) mm

Weight : 7.2 kg

LIMITED EDITION

Three limited editions of 30 numbered pieces

The Marine Chronometer of the future

Who would dare to put a new spin on a marine chronometer or table clock? And yet, in 2021, to mark its 175th anniversary, Ulysse Nardin reinvented the historical codes with UFO. A new leap into the future for the nonconformist Manufacture that’s always ahead of its time! Artistic, technical but also playful, UFO - Unidentified Floating Object - sways when nudged, before righting itself on its base.

THG BUCH
THG THG

THE FINAL UFO EDITION

UFO’s first 75 unique examples in dark blue were quickly snapped up. The same year, an orange version was sold for the exceptional sum of CHF 380,000 at the Only Watch charity auction. This thrilling adventure is now coming to a close with a final historic series, each limited to 30 pieces: green for Yoshida in Japan, ice blue for Bucherer and champagne for The Hour Glass in South-East Asia.

YOS YOS

BREAKING CONVENTIONS

A fascinating oval clock capable of defying gravity, UFO took two years’ research and prototyping carried out by Ulysse Nardin’s R&D teams and the watchmaking specialist Maison L’Épée in Delémont. UFO’s weight – 7.2 kg exactly – and its distribution – over a height of 263 mm and a diameter of 159 mm – give it the properties… of a roly-poly toy!

"We always look ahead. We wondered what a marine chronometer designed in 2196 would be like"

- Patrick Pruniaux
Ulysse Nardin Ulysse Nardin

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