The first, the Marine Torpilleur Dual Time, offers hour, minute and small seconds functions at 6 o'clock and a large double-opening date display at 2 o'clock. In addition, it has a 'home time' function that is continuously displayed over a 24-hour period in an aperture at 9 o'clock. The 44 mm steel case, water-resistant to 50 metres, is fitted with a blue alligator leather strap to match the colour of the sunray dial. At its heart is the in-house automatic calibre UN-334, which incorporates silicon technology, with the escapement wheel, anchor and balance spring all made from this material that offers non-magnetic, elastic and durable properties to ensure maximum precision.
Price10,400 euro.
The second model, the Marine Torpilleur Tourbillon, is part of the continuous collection unlike last year's 175-piece limited edition. It sports a white enamel 'Grand Feu' dial designed by Donzé Cadrans (last year it was black), with a power reserve at 12 o'clock and a flying tourbillon with constant-force escapement, equipped with a silicon flying anchor, at 6 o'clock. Surrounding it is a 42 mm steel case, water-resistant to 50 metres, complemented by a blue alligator leather strap, compatible with a rubber strap or metal bracelet. The watch is equipped with the in-house automatic calibre UN-128, with a 60-hour power reserve.
Price35,600 euro.
Another model that Ulysse Nardin is introducing in its ongoing collection, unlike the 2021 model that is being produced in only 300 pieces, is the Marine Torpilleur Lunar Phases with a 42 mm case in pink gold, also water-resistant to 50 metres. It houses the automatic calibre UN-119 with silicon balance spring, escape wheel and DiamonSil anchor, which optimises performance and improves resistance to magnetism, friction and shocks. The power reserve is 60 hours. The double counters show the power reserve at 12 o'clock, the small seconds and the moon disc at 6 o'clock. The moon, on a blue PVD starry sky, has a decal that makes it particularly shiny.
Price20,300 euro.
