The Ulysse Nardin Marine watch model - Aesthetics in a generous design

As usual in Ulysse Nardin, the design of the chronometer dials is based on the brand's first chronometers. The power reserve indicator is at 12 o'clock; the small second at 6 o'clock next to the date indicator. Filigree cathedral hands, generous Roman numerals and a stainless steel case with grooved bezel clearly make the Marine a product of Ulysse Nardin's luxury watches. The Ulysse Nardin Marine chronometer combines practical use with technical sophistication in an impressive way. The Marine model from Ulysse Nardin can be operated with the help of the crown, which was specially developed for uncomplicated handling. The rubber notch alone makes it extremely comfortable for the user to wind the timepiece. Aesthetically speaking, the two chronometers of Ulysse Nardin's luxury watches with a diameter of 45 millimetres follow different paths.

The Marine model by Ulysse Nardin - Chronometer with COSC certificate

Both versions of the Marine have a fascinatingly beautiful dial:- The blue sun-cut dial has cherry-red accents and white hour markers. The contrast makes reading easier and combines a modern and classic look at the same time.- The other variant has a glossy white lacquer dial. The blue hands and numbers in combination result in a fine maritime look.The Ulysse Nardin Marine model has a 60-hour power reserve after winding and is water-resistant to 200 meters. The date of the Ulysse Nardin Marine can also be set forwards/backwards. The Navy also holds the COSC certificate and the internal Ulysse Nardin performance certificate (e.g. reference 1183-122-7M/42).

The Marine - technical features

The Ulysse Nardin Marine watch model includes:- Dial in blue or white lacquer with Roman numerals- glare-proofed sapphire crystal, caseback also made of sapphire crystal- 45 millimetre diameter stainless steel/titanium case, ribbed bezel, screwed rubber crown, water-resistant to a maximum of 200 metres- Rubber bracelet with titanium elements and a folding clasp.Ulysse Nardin has been manufacturing marine chronometers since the end of the 19th century to ensure the smooth running of maritime trade. The Marine in its new design from Ulysse Nardin's luxury watch collection presents itself as a descendant of 170-year-old Swiss watchmakers and as an ambassador of the constantly growing innovation of the Ulysse Nardin brand.