Ulysse Nardin Marine Aqua Perpetual Calendar 42 Steel / Blue / Bracelet - Limited to 500 Pieces 333-77-7 Model Image
REF 333-77-7

Marine Aqua Perpetual Calendar 42 Steel / Blue / Bracelet - Limited to 500 Pieces

42 mm
Case size
Steel
Material
2006
Released
$16,225
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brand
Ulysse Nardin
model
Marine Aqua Perpetual Calendar 42 Steel / Blue / Bracelet - Limited to 500 Pieces
reference
333-77-7
released
2006
case
case material
Steel
dial
Blue
thickness
14
case size
42 MM
bezel material
Steel
water resistance
200
lug width
20 MM
movement
type
Automatic
calibre
UN-33
jewels
34
power reserve
42 hours
complications
Perpetual Calendar
bracelet
type
Steel
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Marine Aqua Perpetual Calendar 42 Steel / Blue / Bracelet - Limited to 500 Pieces
case size
42 MM
material
Steel
released
2006
lowest ask
$16,225
Ulysse Nardin
Ulysse Nardin founded his watch company, known by the same name, in 1846 in Le Locle, Switzerland. Ulysse Nardin has a rich history of pushing the limits of horological innovation and has become known for its innovative watchmaking and groundbreaking complications. This can be seen clearly in the iconic UN Freak collection, which somewhat surprisingly features no dial and no hands.
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