Ulysse Nardin Launches Exclusive Silicon Green Free Wheel Marquetry Watch
Ulysse Nardin happens to be one of those brands that attractions in pushing watchmaking on the realm of fantasy, plus the new Blast Free Wheel Marquetry Silicon Green see naturally continues this heart. Limited to just 10 bits in the United States, this watch is usually both a watch and a masterpiece. The dial immediately attracts the eye with hand-set combined with silicon discs, arranged in the geometric pattern that draws the light from every perspective. This is a tribute both for you to Silicon Valley and to silicon-once the watchmaking experiment, now any core element of Ulysse Nardin.
Beneath the shimmering dial is the UN-176 caliber, which often appears to be suspended within the event. Its "free wheel" structure means that most of the mechanism, such as flying tourbillon, is placed on the dial side, almost defying gravity. This complications is captivating and its functioning is difficult to comprehend. Nevertheless beyond its dazzling visual appeal, silicon truly embodies their extraordinary appeal. It is not merely stable and accurate, and also requires minimal maintenance. On top of all that, a constant-force escapement plus a twin-spring barrel with a five-days power reserve, and beneath the glitz lies a breathtaking display involving technical sophistication.
The case, 45mm in white gold, feels like by far the most modern version of a Ulysse Nardin watch. Its well-defined, architectural lines and sky-blue crystal allow for a face that can be admired from every angle. Despite its dimensions, it's surprisingly thin at only 12. 4mm, making it convenient to wear than you'd envision. Ultimately, this Blast Cost-free Wheel Marquetry Silicon Natural watch is destined to get one of those rare watches in which collectors talk about more than they see.
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