Ulysse Nardin Marine

Ulysse Nardin was Horloger de la Marine to more than fifty navies, supplying the marine chronometers by which ships fixed their longitude — and the Marine collection carries that name with justification. At 44mm in titanium it wears lighter than the presence suggests, and the dial takes its wave-patterned texture and oversized Roman numerals directly from a chronometer face. The maison was first to bring silicon into series production.

Reference: 1183-170-3/92
Movement: Automatic, Ulysse Nardin manufacture calibre
Power reserve: approx. 60 hours
Case: Titanium, 44 mm
Water resistance: 100 m
Year: 2026 — Full set