A renaissance for the sophisticated traveler
The Swiss watchmaker’s most well-known timepiece has a new, urbane look to keep you elegant while on the move.
Features
The case of each Ulysse Nardin timepiece is individually numbered on the side.
The date, hour and minutes are complemented by the patented indicator of the Home Time, situated at the nine o’clock marker.
The Dual Time comes with a rubber strap with pin buckle.
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Technical specifications
243-20-3/42
Caliber
UN-24
Case
Stainless Steel
Glass
Sapphire
Mechanism
Self winding
Dimensions
Diameter 42mm
Water resistance
50 m
Dial
Black
Complication
Dual time
Strap
Rubber
Caliber UN-24
Number of parts
N/A
Power reserve (H)
42
Functions
Dual Time.
Hours, minutes, small seconds, big date.
Quick date setting backward / forward.
Frequency (Hz)
4
Frequency (vph)
28800
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