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Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur Now Black or Bronze

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Ulysse Nardin last week added two new models to its nautically inclined Marine Torpilleur Military collection. The new watches retain the Marine Torpilleur’s 44mm size and utilize the same COSC-certified UN-118 automatic movement (with silicon escapement) as earlier versions, but these new models arrive with bolder dials (black or dark blue) and are cased in either blackened steel or bronze.

Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur Military, black DLC case

The two new Marine Torpilleur Military watches are being offered in limited editions of 300 pieces each. The all-black model is dressed with a handsome matte black DLC case, black dial, touches of luminous khaki on the indexes and a khaki strap. The other is cased in matte bronze with a midnight blue dial, light blue markers and a black leather strap.

Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur Military, bronze case

With so many bronze-cased watches now available, many collectors are now aware of the oxidation process that occurs as these cases are worn. The resulting protective patina eventually gives each watch a slightly greenish hue, which means each watch will look a bit different on each wearer over time.

On the caseback of each is a stamped rendition of the Torpilleur (torpedo boat) that gives the collection its name. To avoid any allergic reactions, Ulysse Nardin has placed a stainless-steel case back on the bronze model.

On the caseback of each is a stamped rendition of the Torpilleur (torpedo boat) that gives the collection its name.

On the dial, the small seconds at 6 o’clock is embellished with the individual watch number in red on both watches; the same number also appears on the side of the case of each watch printed on a miniature plaque.

The limited edition number is also attached to the case of each watch.

Both watches are also engraved with the initials C.W. for chronometer watch, a reference to historic military chronometers. Prices: $7,900 (black) and $8,900 (bronze)

On the dial of either model, the small seconds at 6 o’clock is embellished with the individual watch number in red.

SPECIFICATIONS: Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur Military

Movement: Automatic UN-118 caliber with patented inertial escapement and silicon hairspring, chronometer certified by the COSC, small seconds and round date aperture at 6 o’clock, screw-down safety crown, power reserve of 60 hours

Case: 44mm black DLC stainless steel or bronze with black DLC stainless steel bezel or bronze bezel, sapphire crystal, 50mm water resistance, caseback is stamped with a torpedo ship and is in steel for the bronze model.

Dial: Black or Dark blue

Strap: Khaki or dark blue fabric with black DLC stainless steel or bronze clasp

Click here to learn about Ulysse Nardin's collections.


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