22 fragrances
The Ulysse Nardin Diver ref. 1185-170-3/BLACK combines marine chronometer heritage with a modern, understated aesthetic. Powered by the in-house UN-118 movement with silicon escapement, it offers COSC accuracy and 300m water resistance in a comfortable 42mm package. A quiet contender for the discerning collector.
The Ulysse Nardin Marine 263-22 brings 170 years of marine chronometer expertise into a modern diver. With an in-house COSC movement, a stunning blue dial, and 300m water resistance, it’s a serious tool watch for the discerning collector. We dive deep into what makes this reference a standout in the crowded diver market.
The Ulysse Nardin Executive ref. 243-00 is a sleeper from the late ’90s – a 40mm automatic with a clean date dial, robust UN-26 movement, and 100m water resistance. It’s the perfect entry point into independent horology for the collector who wants quality without the hype.
The Ulysse Nardin Freak S (ref. 2513-500LE-2A-BLACK-5N/1A) is a limited-edition avant-garde watch with a flying carrousel, titanium case, and no traditional hands. It’s a statement piece for collectors who want the future of horology on their wrist.
The Ulysse Nardin UFO is a limited-edition tourbillon watch that defies convention. With a blue sunburst dial, a flying tourbillon, and a lightweight titanium case, it is a bold statement piece for the modern collector. This review explores its design, movement, and wearability.
The Ulysse Nardin Freak ONE (ref. 2405-500-2A/3D) is a bold, avant-garde timepiece with a flying carousel movement that eliminates hands. We review its resale value, hype cycle, and whether it’s a hold or flip for the trust-fund-baby collector.
The Ulysse Nardin Freak X brings the brand’s iconic carousel tourbillon to a more wearable, affordable package. With a carbonium case and no crown, it’s a modern marvel. But does it hold its value? We break down the resale data and hype cycle.
The Ulysse Nardin Freak S redefines timekeeping with its rotating movement and no-crown design. A bold statement for the modern collector who values innovation over tradition.
The Ulysse Nardin Chronometry 1846 ref. 263-22 is a modern chronometer that honors the brand’s marine heritage with an in-house silicon movement. Its clean dial, 40mm case, and exceptional accuracy make it a quiet contender for the discerning collector. Read our full review.
The Ulysse Nardin Diver X Skeleton Blue (ref. 3723-170LE-3A-BLUE/3A) is a limited-edition dive watch that pairs a lightweight titanium case with a fully skeletonized in-house movement. With 300m water resistance and a 96-hour power reserve, it’s as capable underwater as it is on land – and it looks like nothing else on the market.
The Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur (ref. 1183-310-7M/40) is a 40mm dress-sport hybrid with an in-house COSC movement, a stunning blue dial, and a slim profile that slides under any cuff. After a week of real-world wear, it proves that heritage and daily comfort can coexist beautifully.
The Ulysse Nardin Classico ref. 3203-136-2/E2 is a quiet statement of horological authority. With an in-house automatic movement, a clean silvered dial, and a 40mm case that slides under any cuff, it’s the dress watch for collectors who value substance over flash. A worthy addition to any serious watch box.
The Ulysse Nardin Skeleton X proves that a skeleton watch can be both a visual feast and a comfortable daily companion. With its lightweight titanium case and supple rubber strap, it wears like a dream while showcasing the intricate UN-371 movement. A true daily-wearable art piece.
The Ulysse Nardin Lady Diver (ref. 8162-182B1-0A/3A) is a 40mm dive watch with a blue ceramic bezel, mother-of-pearl dial, and diamond hour markers. It’s a niche luxury piece that loses value quickly but offers unique style for the trust-fund set. Pre-owned is the smart play.