Ulysse Nardin
Ulysse Nardin
Column-Wheel Chronograph, Tachymetre and Telemetre, c.1940
Ulysse Nardin is one of the most decorated names in precision watchmaking, and here is its chronograph in miniature: a patented column-wheel...
Split-Seconds Chronometer, First Class at Neuchâtel, 1943
A documented First-Class observatory chronometer from the 1943 Neuchatel trials, cased as a split-seconds chronograph and complete with its original box and...
Split-Seconds Chronometer, First Prize at Neuchâtel, 1933
A working split-seconds chronograph that competed at the Neuchatel Observatory and won a First Prize chronometer bulletin in 1933. Documented, and complete...
Split-Seconds Chronometer in Rare Stainless Steel, 1953
A documented Neuchâtel Observatory split-seconds chronometer by Ulysse Nardin, cased in rare stainless steel. One of the hardest complications in watchmaking, offered...
Silver Split-Seconds Chronometer, Neuchâtel Trials, 1937
A documented 1937 Neuchatel Observatory competition watch: a sterling silver Ulysse Nardin split-seconds chronograph with a Guillaume balance, still running and splitting...
