WATCHESPEDIA

1846 - 2021 A story of time. Forever pushing the brand into uncharted territory to lay bare the fundamentals of time, #UlysseNardin unveiled in 2019 its audacious Xfactor in watchmaking with the launch of #FreakX and...

1846 - 2021 A story of time. 1983 was a year of fresh starts. Rolf W. Schnyder took over #UlysseNardin and re-established the brand on the path of success. #ChronometrySince1846 #Ulysse #Nardin

1846 - 2021 A story of time. In 2020, #UlysseNardin revealed its first ever casing made entirely of recycled fishing nets. Returning abandoned material sourced from the sea in the form of Haute Horlogerie caftmanship. An...

1846 - 2021 A story of time. Some breakthroughs have revolutionised our time, others have revolutionised time itself. In 1876, the telephone and the Admiralty Type #MarineChronometer by #UlysseNardin are two remarkable breakthroughs that changed the...

1846 - 2021 A story of time. In 1936, #UlysseNardin won the race for precision and had the honor of officially recording Jesse Owens iconic 100m performance in Berlin with its 24" Split-second pocket chronograph. #ChronometrySince1846 #Ulysse #Nardin

1846 - 2021 A story of time. We’ve learnt from the past and the deepest part of the ocean that the best way to preserve History... Is by being part of it. Gliding through the labyrinth of time...

1846 - 2021 A story of time. In 1846, #UlysseNardin began the voyage of a visionary brand, as limitless in its ambition as it was stellar in its reputation. #ChronometrySince1846 #Ulysse #Nardin

1846 - 2021 A story of time. Some years stand out more than others, in 1996, #UlysseNardin celebrated its 150th anniversary launching two memorable timepieces: the #MarineChronometer1846 wristwatch and the revolutionary #PerpetualLudwig. #ChronometrySince1846 #Ulysse #Nardin

1846 - 2021 A story of time. In 2012, #UlysseNardin launched its famus UN-118 caliber. The name "caliber" refers to the specific internal mechanism of a watch or a cloack, also known as a movement. #ChronometrySince1846 #Ulysse #Nardin