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Ulysse Nardin Follow Ref. 1183-126-68 A very fine and highly unconventional limited edition wristwatch with green dial, Eastern Arabic numerals, guarantee and presentation box Circa 2015 43mm Diameter Case, dial, movement and clasp signed
Condition Report Sign up or Log in Manufacturer : Ulysse Nardin Year : Circa 2015 Reference No : 1183-126-68 Case No : 38 Model Name : Marine Chronometer Material : Stainless Steel Calibre : Automatic, cal. UN-118, 50 jewels Bracelet/Strap : Leather Clasp/Buckle : Stainless steel Ulysse Nardin deployant clasp Dimensions : 43mm Diameter Signed : Case, dial, movement and clasp signed Accessories : Accompanied by Ulysse Nardin International Guarantee Certificate card dated 2015 and signed by retailer Al Manara International Jewellers, certificate of Limited Edition, instruction booklet with leather cover, International Warranty booklet, Ulysse Nardin Chronometer & Performance certificate, fitted wooden presentation box and outer packaging. Catalogue Essay A watch manufacture with strong maritime roots, Ulysse Nardin began making chronometers at the end of the 19th century. Today, the company’s most technically advanced chronometers are found on collectors’ wrists. The chronometer-rated movement inside the present watch is the UN-118, an in-house design featuring the company’s DIAMonSIL escapement. An automatic movement with power reserve indicator on the dial side, the UN-118 powers several limited editions of the flagship Marine Chronometer. The present example is part of the limited edition of 50 pieces made in 2015 and delivered to the UAE. Special features include a military green dial with gold applied Eastern Arabic numerals, and Eastern Arabic date wheel. The present watch is offered as a full set, with box and papers, including the original Chronometer & Performance certificate. A special watch, it is sure to set its owner apart. Read More Maker Bio Ulysse Nardin Swiss • 1846 Follow Founded in 1846 in Le Locle, Switzerland, Ulysse Nardin is a widely acclaimed Swiss watch manufacturer that earned recognition for its precision chronometers during the early to mid-twentieth century. Ulysse Nardin himself was a trained watchmaker under the guidance of his father, Leonard-Frederic Nardin, as well as master watchmakers Frederic William Dubois and Louis Jean Richard-dit-Bressel. Collectors in particular seek this brand's oversized vintage chronograph wristwatches, including the reference 7536-2. View More Works