Ulysse Nardin 226-68/41 Features
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Ref. No. :226-68/41
Code :3702
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Pink gold
Location :United States, New York, Brooklyn
Price : $ 10,800
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Movement/Caliber :UN-22
Frequency :Ulysse Nardin UN-22
Case
Case Material :Pink gold
Waterproof :100 m
Material bezel :Pink gold
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Silver
Bracelet
Clasp :Buckle
Functions :Date
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Basel?
May I ask you what's your opinion on the new models from Seiko showed here? I honestly expected something betterThe new manual winding caliber is nice but it is not impressive, only some 50h reserve and nothing really new. The minute repeater is ugly as hell. Premier, Sportura etc seem to be either very similar to what existed or worst. For example, what's the point of a new premier with part of the movement exposed, 40h reserve and 2Hz movement when the previous auto offer was so much better? Really I am a bit disappointed this time.GLF
May I ask you what's your opinion on the new models from Seiko showed here? I honestly expected something betterThe new manual winding caliber is nice but it is not impressive, only some 50h reserve and nothing really new. The minute repeater is ugly as hell. Premier, Sportura etc seem to be either very similar to what existed or worst. For example, what's the point of a new premier with part of the movement exposed, 40h reserve and 2Hz movement when the previous auto offer was so much better? Really I am a bit disappointed this time.GLF
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How tight do you guys wear your watches?
I'm curious as to how everyone here prefers to wear their watches. Do you guys wear it skin tight so that it does not move at all, or do you guys leave a half link worth of room for some breathing space?
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First Panerai?
Hi Guys. I am considering my first Panerai. What do you guys think of the new 512? I tried it on and looks nice. I wanted a in-house movement as well. I have a small wrist so the largest I can wear is is 44mm.
Hi Guys. I am considering my first Panerai. What do you guys think of the new 512? I tried it on and looks nice. I wanted a in-house movement as well. I have a small wrist so the largest I can wear is is 44mm.
