Ready to weight the anchor!
Come aboard a flagship of inventive watchmaking with visible, elegant mechanics that feature a play on movement, combining technical versatility and the raw emotion of the ocean waves.
Features
The case of each Ulysse Nardin timepiece is individually numbered on the side.
The dial contains a mechanism that displays the height of the tides in real time in relation to a specific location, in addition to indicating the seasonal coefficients.
Marine Mega Yacht is presented on a leather strap with a rose gold 5N deployant buckle.
Technical specifications
6312-305
Caliber
UN-631
Case
18ct Rose Gold
Glass
Sapphire
Mechanism
Manual winding
Dimensions
Diameter 44mm
Height 15 mm
Water resistance
50 m
Dial
Grey
Complication
Flying tourbillon
Moonphase
Strap
Leather
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