Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur Tourbillon Enamel Limited Edition – 42mm

At Ulysse Nardin, tourbillon chronometers are derived from an art that traces back to the end of the 19th century. The tourbillon contributed to the quest for ultimate precision with its primary function being to compensate for errors due to the effects of Earth's gravity on a movement in vertical position. Since 1983, with Rolf Schnyder serving at the head of the company for over 30 years, Ulysse Nardin today carries on the tradition of its legacy. The watchmaker endlessly develops new rotating cages and adds to the long list of accomplishments.

The Ulysse Nardin Torpilleur Tourbillon Enamel is at the helm of this new outstanding collection. This rose gold model has an open sapphire case back and is completed by a fluted bezel. The black grand feu enamel dial by Donzé Cadrans proudly bears its power reserve at 12 o’clock as the rose gold hands tell the exact time. A black alligator strap finishes this jewel of a working machine, which is also compatible with a rubber strap or a R-Strap. The rose gold deployable buckle makes for ease in securing this highly-functioning jewel of a timepiece, while the caliber UN-128 constant, Manufacture and automatic movement operates the flying tourbillon, another forte of the Marine Torpilleur. This patented UN constant power escapement tourbillon won the first prize at the annual 2015 GPHG award ceremony and is one of the special features of this stellar model. With a diameter of 42 mm, water resistant to 50 meters, the 208 components and 36 jewels housed inside the magnificent casing make this watch one by which you will be remembered.