Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur

The Torpilleur takes its name from the torpedo boats of the French Navy, and it is the most classically proportioned watch in the Marine collection. At 42mm in steel the case is slimmer and more restrained than its siblings, with a wave-patterned guilloché dial and oversized Roman numerals lifted from a marine chronometer face. Ulysse Nardin supplied more than fifty navies with the instruments that fixed their longitude.

Reference: 1183-310/40
Movement: Automatic, Ulysse Nardin manufacture calibre with silicon components
Power reserve: approx. 60 hours
Case: Stainless steel, 42 mm
Water resistance: 50 m
Year: 2026 — Full set