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Ulysse Nardin Executive Dual Time Lady Brown Dial Stainless Steel And Ceramic Strap Automatic Ladies Watch 243-10B-7-30-05

I purchase this Ulysse Nardin Dual Time watch for my 3 year old Grandson. It was perfect for him, the price of it was great . And he loves it now I don't have to worry about him asking for one of my watches Thanks . You will always be my first stop to look for hard to find items .

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Review by Varaz Kosyan, From Italia Villanova Canavese

Ulysse Nardin GMT Dual Time Black Dial Alligator Leather Strap Automatic Men's Watch 246-55-32

the watch was good the only thing was the bracelet too big for my hubby's wrist.

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Review by Jorge Vasquez, From USA Sumter

Ulysse Nardin Maxi Marine Diver Black Seal Automatic Men's Watch 263-92LE-3C-923-RG

This was the FIRST Ulysse Nardin Black Sea peice that I returned because I did not like the style. I think the leaf is too large and cheapened the watch. If it was encrusted with crystals I think it may have worked. But that is just my opinion. Others have given it rave reviews.

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Review by Taryn Daum, From Netherlands Nijmegen

This new boutique is ideally located in the heart of the Miami Design District, a mecca of art, design, and upscale shopping, at 140 NE 39th Street. The 1,000 square foot store features the entire scope of Ulysse Nardin's collection, from its signature Marine Chronometers, to the coveted FreakLab, and all the latest in haute horlogerie.

The Miami Design District is an obvious choice for Ulysse Nardin's newest outpost, enabling the brand to bring its unique blend of horology and design to a fresh group of international tourists and consumers.

"Miami immediately came to mind as the ideal location for our next Ulysse Nardin Boutique," says CEO Patrik Hoffmann. "The Design District is renowned internationally as a go - to destination for luxury shopping and creativity. We are excited to be a part of it and look forward to bringing our rich hi story of craftsmanship and heritage to Miami."

With a record number of different brands participating in this year's Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Geneve (GPHG), the jury's decision was more difficult than ever. As always, there were some surprises mixed in with some more logical choices. Nobody could deny, for example, a moment of glory for Micke Pintus, Yannick Pintus and Jean-Luc Perrin as they collected the Jury's Special Prize for the world's most complicated watch ever, the Vacheron Constantin 57260, or indeed Jaquet Droz for its spectacular Charming Bird in the mechanical exception category ()

Dig a little deeper, however, and the results are skewed in favour of watches costing in excess of 100,000 Swiss francs that few people will ever get to see, let alone wear. The winner of the men's watch category, the Voutilainen GMR, costs 108,000 Swiss francs, while the overall winner, the Greubel Forsey Tourbillon 24 Seconds Vision, costs 290,000 Swiss francs. The Antoine Preziuso Tourbillon of Tourbillons, which scooped both the Innovation Prize and the Public Prize, is even more expensive at a cool 480,000 Swiss francs (and completes a podium of tourbillons in the competition: since Greubel Forsey were in the tourbillon category, the second-placed watch, the Ulysse Nardin Anchor tourbillon, won the category).

The very finest in watchmaking comes at a price, of course. But this year it seems to dominate all but four of the 12 categories. The exceptions are the sports watch (Tudor Pelagos), calendar watch (Hermes Slim perpetual calendar), chronograph (Piaget Altiplano chronograph) and the only category where price is an issue: the "Petite Aiguille", which crowns a watch whose retail price is under 8,000 Swiss francs.
For the second time in three years, the jury picked as its winner in this category a watch that does not come from Switzerland, nor from Germany, nor even from Japan but from… Austria! If Habring2 was a combination of lottery numbers, it would be a very lucky one, since this little brand from Völkermarkt has not just been preselected four times but has also gone on to win its category three times in the past five editions of the GPHG, starting with the sports watch prize in 2012. At just 4,450 Swiss francs with a "manufacture" movement, its "Felix" model does indeed represent excellent value for money. But you might find it difficult to get your hands on one compared with, say, the Tudor North Flag that was preselected in the same category (and has a manufacture movement), since Habring expects to deliver just 50 of them this year.

Throughout the past month or so, we have brought you so many wonderful new unveilings both pre-, during- and post- BaselWorld 2013. So many were exclusives - especially in the category of great Complications. You've seen here first several pieces from Arnold & Son, Ulysse Nardin, HYT and others. Now we bring you a quick glance at five more top complications from BaselWorld 2013. Enjoy.
Harry Winston

Harry Winston's Histoire de Tourbillon 4, created with input from Greubel Forsey, boasts a triple-axis tourbillon design. The first cage rotates once every 45 seconds; the intermediate cage rotates once every 75 seconds; and the outermost cage rotates once every 300 seconds. The 345-part movement is housed in a Zalium case. Just 20 will be produced. Approx. $696,600.

Blancpain Forever

Blancpain Forever reveals the answer to the question "what is the difference between a carrousel and a tourbillon" with its new Tourbillon Carrousel watch that houses each complication in all its glory. Approx. $300,000
Christophe Claret Soprano

Christophe Claret Soprano: a 60-second tourbillon and a minute repeater with Westminster chime. It holds four patented cathedral gongs and four hammers. The movement has 450 parts, and the watch is offered in several versions. Approx. $500,000.
Carl F. Bucherer

Carl F. Bucherer surprises us with its stunning new 18-karat gold Tourbillon - built in honor of the 125th anniversary of the Bucherer Group. The brand worked with APRP and just 188 pieces will be built. Approx. $100,000.
Hublot La Ferrari

Hublot La Ferrari is a work of genius in the design and technology, with 50 days of power reserve. Just 50 pieces will be made. Approx. $345,000.

GMT no 28 - Summer 2012

RICHARD COURBRANT, CHIEF EDITOR, TWG (ARGENTINA)

Despite customs regulations in force in Argentina, retailers in this important market in Latin America are doing well. According to Martin Delew (Simoneta Orsini), Hernan Angel (Eve), Fernando Stolovas (Chronos) and Jonathan Lemcovch (Danfer), clients are still showing a consistently marked interest in beautiful watches. They continue to remain informed and to be patient when it comes to obtaining an exceptional item. Attention should therefore be paid to what is on offer out there. Martin Delew cites Lange, Panerai and IWC, in which he believes wholeheartedly. He has exclusivity of these brands for Argentina and is expecting very good results. Additionally, he also emphasizes great performance by Hublot and its Maradona special edition, Jaeger-LeCoultre's Reverso linked to the world of polo, as well as Vacheron Constantin's complications and the amazing reception with which the 40th anniversary of Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak has been greeted. Hernan Angel also affirms the Royal Oak's indispensable aspect in Buenos Aires currently and in parallel mentions very satisfactory sales for Harry Winston's Black Edition and Midnight models, as well as Richard Mille's timepieces. For his part, Fernando Stolovas adds that Ulysse Nardin has enjoyed good results with its Dual Time and Marine Collection. Jonathan Lemcovich is focusing on two brands : Breguet, with respect to the entire collection, and Piaget with its Altiplano.

KHALED JBARA, MANAGING DIRECTOR, DAY & NIGHT (UNITED ARAB EMIRATES)

The luxury watch market in the Arab Emirates has proved itself sheltered from the world economic recession. During the first quarter of 2012, with sales figures amounting to CHF 193.5 million, the Arab Emirates is the ninth market in the world for Swiss watch exports and the biggest in the Middle East, ahead of Saudi Arabia. Thus, Swiss watch exports to the UAE increased in value by 10.2% during the first quarter of 2012 compared to 2011 and by 34.4% compared to 2010. A key factor in the success of the luxury watch sector in the UAE is the avant-garde nature of high-income consumers with sophisticated taste for the most beautiful watches - a subject about which they make it their business to be well-informed.

Wealthy tourists have also stimulated the growth of the luxury watch industry, due to efforts on the part of the Emirates government to promote this destination worldwide. Consumers benefit from the fact that the Arab Emirates a duty-free paradise, where the price of watches is lower than in other regions in the world. This competitive advantage also explains why agents for Fine Watchmaking brands off er not only the most recent collections, but also exclusive limited editions, on this market.

Due to its quality/price ratio and longstanding presence, Rolex is the largest selling brand to men. As the average age of the UAE population is around 30, most watch connoisseurs are relatively young. There is therefore high demand for top of the range sports models. An example of this is the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Off shore 44mm for which there is a long waiting list. A highly desirable status symbol, Richard Mille watches are very sought after in the UAE, as are Breguet and Zenith items, with the El Primero Chronomaster in pink gold in particular demand. Patek Philippe, of course, is a favourite of collectors. Sales of Omega watches have also undergone rapid growth in the UAE, well supported by the influx of Chinese tourists who are particularly attached to this brand. In terms of ladies' watches, Chopard is the uncontested market leader, with a clientele that extends across a number of age groups. With a large product portfolio ranging from sunglasses to watches and jewellery, Chopard even attracts young clients who may remain faithful to the brand over the years, as their shopping basket becomes increasingly upmarket.

THOMAS WANKA, CHIEF EDITOR, UHREN MAGAZINE (GERMANY)

As the representative of more than 60 brands in Aachen, Gunther Frantzen (Studio Kupper) has been particularly impressed this year by new IWC Pilot models presented in Geneva. According to him, both the size and use of ceramic as a material are particularly contemporary. The Portuguese watches are also a hit with his clients and have been for years, shining as they do with their versatility, particularly in the case of the Chronograph whose size makes it suitable for both men and women. The Hand-Wound 8 Days model, however, has had greater success with men due to its technical nature.

Amongst the new releases presented in Basel, people fell in love with Omega's Seamaster Planet Ocean equipped with its new Manufacture calibre. "I admire the timelessness and classical appearance of Breitling's Navitimer which is one of my favourites," explains the retailer, who is himself a great watch lover.

Of the new collections on display in his window, his favourite is Zenith, whose El Primero movement is renowned by connoisseurs as both one of the best automatic calibres as well as being a classic "par excellence" (Test Bench article).

Following extensive renovation of and extensions to the boutique in Ludwigstrasse in Ratisbonne, Markus Muhlbacher (Muhlbacher Jewellers), has identified b potential at Hublot. Aside from obvious bestsellers such as Patek Philippe and Rolex whose names we don't even need to mention, IWC and Omega continue to enjoy important growth and have great appeal for clients. "I would currently place these brands in the Top Ten. One could name Cartier and Bulgari amongst brands that enjoy a positive image and increasing demand - strengthened by a reduction in the number of retailers in Germany and probably in the rest of Europe".

Based in Furth in northern Bavaria, Christoph Kuhnle (Kuhnle Jewellers, which amongst others represents Patek, Rolex and Breitling) claims to have been greatly impressed by new brand, HYT. Its watchmakers have created something revolutionary - a sort of hybrid engine amongst watches. Here, mechanics and hydraulics are successfully combined like a combustion and electric engine in a car. Finally, women's needs are also addressed with

Patek Philippe's perpetual calendar. Once again, Swiss watchmakers have provided an awesome demonstration of their knowhow with the Grande Complication 7140 featuring an ultra-thin movement. Slender hands point to the day, date, month, leap year as well as moon-phase and 24-hour indications..

A woman, like the tiger, possesses a mysterious poetry of strength, power and sensuality, emitting a presence that is both commanding and curious. Ulysse Nardin feeds her fantasies with the Caprice Tiger: a jewel of a timepiece worthy of a fierce fight.

The Caprice Tiger in 18-karat white gold transfixes those who cross its path. With eyes made of emeralds and a form glistening with diamonds, the tiger, although dreamlike, appears alive, as if it's moving stealthily through the grasses. It is a creature of wonder, as enchanting and mystifying as the woman whose wrist it adorns. A piece of jewelry that stands confidently in its own splendor, the Caprice Tiger illustrates the convergence of high horology and breathtaking aesthetic.
Further embellishing its dial - emanating with strength and femininity - are fiery rubies marking the hour. And, with a simple self-winding movement and power reserve of 42 hours, it is the perfect timepiece for the woman who prefers being the center of attention and never slowing in stride.

Peek behind the scenes at the inner workings of this mechanical marvel and become captivated with its diamond-set rotor in 22-karat gold - through its clear sapphire-crystal case back. Holding all of its precise and precious elements securely in place is its 18-karat white gold case, sapphire-crystal cover and brilliant bezel sparkling in diamonds, as well. And, its cabochon dons even more diamonds, enhancing the timepiece's character as a prized jewel.
Like a ribbon is the finishing facet of a carefully thought-out gift, the Caprice Tiger's assortment of satin and galushat straps and white-gold bracelet from which to choose engulf a woman in ultimate luxury, while safely harnessing the striking timepiece's steady hand to her - keeping her on time, day after dynamic day.
The new Caprice Tiger timepiece is presented as a limited-edition collection of 28 pieces.