A New Concept of Time Ulysse Nardin's watchmaking formula is simple: Start with an impossible idea. Research it until it's merely improbable. Persist until it's inevitable. A relentless spirit of discovery has served Ulysse Nardin well for more than 170 years, beginning with its marine chronometers in the late 1800s, and through the Trilogy of Time, launched in the 1980s....

Ulysse Nardin, watchmaker of the oceans, is proud to announce its partnership with free diver and photographer Fred Buyle. Underwater explorer, Buyle has spent most of the last three decades beneath the surface of the seas capturing images in the watery depths with just a camera, available light and one breath of air. Sunlight, water, air. Fred Buyle is using...

Prepare to be seduced by this new edition of Ulysse Nardin Executive Skeleton Tourbillon that expresses its characteristic technical performance and bold design in blue ceramic and ultra-light titanium. At the heart of the refined architecture of the Executive Skeleton Tourbillon timepiece is the UN-171 manufacture movement, its complex mechanics stripped to a bare minimum – an incredible feat of...

Meet the unbelievable. Ulysse Nardin breaks molds, challenges conventions and dares you to explore treasures from the ocean. Some birds are not meant to be caged, that's all. This is called freedom and freedom lies in being bold. Join us, eyes on the world, travel through time, and discover the new Freak. Are you ready to believe? Introducing the first...

The prize-winners of the 17th Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) were revealed yesterday on the stage of Geneva’s Théâtre du Léman. Watchmaking excellence, innovation and expertise were saluted by an international jury that handed out 16 prizes and awarded the “Aiguille d’Or” Grand Prix to Chopard for the L.U.C Full Strike Watch. The Zenith, Vacheron Constantin, Van Cleef &...

Introducing the Marine Torpilleur, a light, modern Marine timepiece for those who captain their own destiny. In the 19th century, when explorers roamed the oceans, the pocket chronometer was the captain’s watch, a mark of his rank both on shore and off. Ulysse Nardin’s pocket chronometers were among the most coveted – prized by naval officers and merchant captains the...