Baselworld 2012: Ulysee Nardin presents a high tech
perpetual calendar (adjustable with a single crown) with a dual time
function and the legendary in-house movement.
Ulysse Nardin El Toro Perpetual Calendar
43mm rose gold case with blue ceramic
dial, automatic mechanical manufacture movement (UN-32; COSC), rubber
strap with titanium/ceramic deployant clasp or leather strap with
folding buckle (both picture)
The only perpetual calendar that adjusts forward and backward in
seconds over the quick corrector position of a single crown, even in the
year 2100.
The hour hand is adjusted instantly to a new local time with pushers (+) or (-) without taking the watch off the wrist or interfering with its time keeping.
The arrow keeps track of one’s home or reference time.
The oversized date, the day, the month and the year change instantly forward or backward when the hour hand is moved to a new local time across the dateline with pushers (+) or (-).
The 22 ct gold rotor ensures that the watch is automatically wound with a power reserve of 45 hours.
The bezel and pushers are made in ceramic. The skeletonized hands permit easy reading of all calendar functions and the sapphire case-back allows to observe the mechanics of time.
The hour hand is adjusted instantly to a new local time with pushers (+) or (-) without taking the watch off the wrist or interfering with its time keeping.
The arrow keeps track of one’s home or reference time.
The oversized date, the day, the month and the year change instantly forward or backward when the hour hand is moved to a new local time across the dateline with pushers (+) or (-).
The 22 ct gold rotor ensures that the watch is automatically wound with a power reserve of 45 hours.
The bezel and pushers are made in ceramic. The skeletonized hands permit easy reading of all calendar functions and the sapphire case-back allows to observe the mechanics of time.
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