Showing posts with label Moonstruck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moonstruck. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 29, 2026

Ulysse Nardin – BLAST [Moonstruck] Rose Gold Edition

Ulysse Nardin BLAST [MOONSTRUCK] Sun and Moon Worldtimer 45mm Rose Gold Edition2026

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 WHERE MYSTERY MEETS MASTERY

For over 40 years, Ulysse Nardin has transformed complex celestial mechanics into remarkably intuitive displays. With the new Blast Moonstruck in rose gold, the Manufacture continues the legacy of Dr. Ludwig Oechslin’s Trilogy of Time — a limited edition of 20 pieces bringing together five astronomical indications within a single intuitive display.

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Astronomical indications had long formed part of Ulysse Nardin’s watchmaking heritage, from nineteenth-century moon phase watches to calendar timepieces developed for scientific observation and maritime navigation. Yet it was in 1983, shortly after entrepreneur Rolf Schnyder acquired the Manufacture and set it on a bold path of innovation, that a new era of astronomical watchmaking began.That same year, he encountered Dr. Ludwig Oechslin, the brilliant watchmaker, astronomer and mathematician who would become one of the most influential figures in modern horology.

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While visiting master watchmaker Jörg Spöring in Lucerne, Schnyder discovered an extraordinary astronomical clock created by the young Oechslin. Fascinated by both the complexity of the mechanism and the intellect behind it, he challenged Oechslin to create an astronomical instrument that could be worn on the wrist.

The project pushed the boundaries of what could be achieved within the confines of a wristwatch. Just two years later, Oechslin unveiled his answer: the Astrolabium Galileo Galilei.

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Introduced in 1985 and recognised by Guinness World Records as the world’s first astronomical wristwatch, it was followed by the Planetarium Copernicus and the Tellurium Johannes Kepler, together forming the legendary Trilogy of Time. 

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These creations established Ulysse Nardin as a pioneer of astronomical watchmaking and demonstrated Oechslin’s unique ability to transform complex celestial calculations into remarkably intuitive displays.

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Seventeen years after the completion of the Trilogy of Time, in 2009, Ulysse Nardin unveiled the first Moonstruck, a new astronomical timepiece conceived by Dr. Ludwig Oechslin and carrying the unmistakable DNA of his celestial vision. While the Trilogy explored the relationship between the Earth, Sun and planets through some of the most sophisticated astronomical wristwatches ever created, the Moonstruck introduced a new way of visualising celestial mechanics, bringing together the Earth, Sun and Moon within a single intuitive display.

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Today, Ulysse Nardin continues this legacy with the new Blast Moonstruck in rose gold, a limited edition of 20 pieces, one of the Manufacture’s most sophisticated astronomical complications.

THE FEATURES :
FIVE ASTRONOMICAL INDICATIONS.
ONE INTUITIVE DISPLAY.

The Blast Moonstruck embodies one of Ludwig Oechslin’s fundamental principles: complexity should remain in the movement, not in the reading of the watch. Throughout his career, Oechslin sought to present sophisticated astronomical information in the simplest and most intuitive way possible, transforming complex celestial mechanics into displays that can be understood at a glance.

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The Moonstruck was conceived according to that philosophy. Driven by the Manufacture calibre UN-106, the Blast Moonstruck brings together five astronomical indications within a single coherent display:

  • High precision moonphase indication (to be set every 40.3 years)

  • Days of the lunar month

  • Tidal coefficients

  • Worldtimer

  • Positions of the Sun and Moon around the globe

Rather than presenting a series of independent indications, the Blast Moonstruck displays a coherent astronomical system in which each function is directly linked to the others through the relative positions of the Earth, Sun and Moon.

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The apparent motion of the Sun, the real-time orbit of the Moon, the moonphase, lunar month and tidal coefficients are not displayed as separate complications, but as interconnected elements of a single astronomical model. The result is a watch capable of translating exceptionally complex celestial calculations into a display that can be understood at a glance.

While the astronomical calculations behind the display are exceptionally complex, the information is presented in a remarkably intuitive manner. The wearer can observe the relationship between the Earth, the Sun and the Moon while simultaneously reading local and world time.

HOW IT WORKS :
A GEOCENTRIC VIEW OF THE WORLD

The Blast Moonstruck presents astronomical information through a geocentric display architecture, placing the Earth at the centre of the watch and reproducing celestial mechanics as they are observed from our perspective on Earth. At the heart of the display is a three-dimensional representation of the Northern Hemisphere, viewed from the North Pole and engraved on the underside of a domed sapphire structure. Surrounding it, dedicated indications continuously track the apparent positions of the Sun and Moon around the globe.

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The Sun indication is mounted on a rotating 24-hour worldtimer disc displaying the 24 principal time zones. Positioned at 12 o’clock, the Sun serves as a natural reference point, allowing time to be read across the world’s 24 time zones. A two-tone day/night indication further enhances legibility by instantly distinguishing daytime from nighttime around the globe. Working in conjunction with the fixed city ring, the display simultaneously visualises global time and the apparent movement of the Sun around the Earth over the course of a day. 

The Moon indication follows its own orbital path around the globe, displaying both the moonphase and the progression of the lunar month. Engineered to reproduce the lunar cycle with exceptional precision, the moonphase indication deviates by only one day after 40.3 years.

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In keeping with Ludwig Oechslin’s relentless pursuit of astronomical accuracy, the Blast Moonstruck reproduces one of his most distinctive innovations: the illuminated portion of the Moon continuously faces the Sun, exactly as it does in nature. Rather than relying on a conventional moonphase display, the watch faithfully recreates the true geometry of the Earth-Moon-Sun system, ensuring that the moonphase remains correctly oriented at all times.

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The relationship between the Sun and Moon also drives the tidal coefficient indication, visualising the effects of celestial mechanics on the Earth’s oceans. Through the relative positions of the Sun and Moon, the wearer can identify periods associated with spring and neap tides and anticipate the strength of tidal activity around the globe. This indication reflects the Manufacture’s long-standing connection to marine navigation.

THE CALIBRE:
ENGINEERED FOR PRECISION

Powering the Blast Moonstruck is the manufacture calibre UN-106, an automatic movement developed and produced by Ulysse Nardin. Composed of 338 components and 42 jewels, the calibre integrates world time and astronomical indications within a single mechanical architecture.

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The movement incorporates both a silicon escapement and a silicon hairspring, technologies pioneered by Ulysse Nardin and first introduced to modern watchmaking with the Freak in 2001. Lightweight, anti-magnetic and highly resistant to wear, silicon eliminates the need for lubrication on critical components while enhancing precision, durability and long-term reliability. These silicon components are produced in-house by SIGATEC, Ulysse Nardin’s silicon manufacture. More than two decades after its introduction, silicon remains a cornerstone of Ulysse Nardin’s approach to innovative watchmaking.

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The calibre also incorporates Ulysse Nardin’s patented time setting mechanism, allowing local time to be adjusted forwards or backwards in one-hour increments via dedicated pushers integrated into the side of the case. These corrections can be performed independently without affecting the astronomical indications, the underlying celestial calculations or the position of the minute hand.

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Astronomical settings can be adjusted directly via the crown, allowing the wearer to synchronise the watch with ease. To further simplify ownership, Ulysse Nardin provides dedicated digital instructions guiding the wearer through each step of the setting procedure.

Operating at a frequency of 4 Hz (28,800 vibrations per hour) and delivering a power reserve of 50 hours, the UN-106 combines advanced astronomical functionality with everyday practicality

THE ARCHITECTURE

Introduced as the expression of Ulysse Nardin’s most innovative watchmaking, the Blast collection provides a contemporary stage for the Moonstruck’s sophisticated astronomical display. Its bold architecture, layered construction and geometric lines enhance both the technical character of the watch and the three-dimensional nature of its indications.

Housed in a 45 mm case, this limited edition combines a rose gold upper case with a black DLC-treated titanium case middle and bezel. The upper case features a combination of satin-finished and polished surfaces, accentuated by laser-finished facets that catch the light from every angle. This interplay of finishes enhances the architectural character of the watch while reinforcing the contrast between precious metal and technical materials.

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At the centre of the design is a sapphire glass box developed to accommodate the Moonstruck’s unique geocentric architecture. Engraved on the underside of the domed sapphire structure, the Northern Hemisphere appears suspended above the dial, creating a striking three-dimensional representation of the Earth. Beneath the suspended representation of the Earth lies an aventurine dial, who’s naturally shimmering surface recalls a star-filled sky. The material provides a striking backdrop for the Moonstruck’s astronomical indications, enhancing both the depth and visual impact of the display. Encircling the dial, a rose gold ring engraved with the days of the month introduces an additional layer of information while reinforcing the watch’s architectural construction. The interplay of materials, colours and relief contributes to the uniquely three-dimensional character of the Moonstruck.

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Produced in a limited edition of 20 pieces, the Blast Moonstruck in rose gold combines one of Ulysse Nardin’s most intricate astronomical creations with a bold contemporary architecture, bringing together celestial timekeeping, technical innovation and modern watchmaking.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Collection  BLAST

Model:  BLAST Moonstruck Rose Gold Edition

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Reference: 1065-400LE-2A-BLACK/1A

CASE
Material: 18 ct rose gold upper case
Black DLC-treated titanium case middle and bezel
Sapphire glass box
Diameter: 45 mm
Case back: Open case-back with sapphire crystal
Black DLC-treated titanium
5N rose gold oscillating weight
Water-resistance 30 m
DIAL
Aventurine dial
Bronzite Sun indication
Rose gold ring engraved with the days of the month
Three-dimensional Northern Hemisphere engraved on sapphire crystal
MOVEMENT
Manufacture caliber UN-106
Automatic winding
Number of parts: 338
Number of jewels: 42
Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 vibrations per hour)
Power reserve of 50 hours
FUNCTIONS
Hours, minutes, date with quick setting function forward and backward

  • Moon phase indication
  • Days of lunar month
  • Tide indication and tidal coefficient
  • Worldtimer with day/night indication
  • Positions of the Sun and Moon around the globe

STRAP
Black alligator strap
Folding clasp
Black DLC-treated titanium and rose gold

🔰Edition ✅ Only ❱❱❱ 20 pieces 

WARRANTY Five years

🔴Price: 💰

    CHF 94’300 (8.1% VAT included)
    EUR 102’600 (21% VAT included)
    GBP 87’350 (20% VAT included)
    USD 116’000 (VAT excluded)

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Thursday, February 3, 2022

Ulysse Nardin – BLAST Moonstruck 45 Edition

 

Ulysse NardinBLAST Moonstruck 45 Automatic Edition 2022

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 Ulysse Nardin Blast Moonstruck: Fly me to the Moon


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February 1 st, 2022: As a new lunar year starts today, Ulysse Nardin is launching an ultra design version of one of its historical astronomical complications the Moonstruck. With this Manufacture Worldtimer housed in the geometrical case of a Blast, Ulysse Nardin offers exceptional aficionados a new celestial odyssey, with reinvented watchmaking mechanics reproducing as faithfully as possible the sun’s visible trajectory and the lunar cycles. 

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Today, the Ulysse Nardin Blast Moonstruck, descended from the trilogy of astronomical watches created nearly forty years ago by the master watchmaker Ludwig Oechslin proposes to set in motion the primordial elements of the visible celestial mechanisms so that everyone can gain a poetic understanding of the universe that envelops us thanks to a contemporary and intuitive display.

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I am delighted that my watches and astronomical clocks enable people to think about their position in the universe and perhaps realize that we are not the centre of the world”  – Ludwig Oechslin

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The Blast Moonstruck reproduces the moon’s rotation, the apparent movement of the sun around the globe as we observe it from Earth and a tidal chart. Designed to make this dance between the sun and the moon intelligible and intensely poetic, the geocentric display of the Blast Moonstruck is easy to understand, even for a beginner with no knowledge of astronomy.

Explanations

The starry firmament is a map for sailors, a playground for lovers and the primordial calendar of all civilizations In this sparkling ballet where, as seen from the ground, Earth always appears to be at the centre of the universe, the sun and moon define the cycles of the days, months and seasons.

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It took the genius of astronomers to decipher this waltz that keeps time so well. Ever since the Bronze Age, they have been setting up observatories that enable them to devise calendars that are accurate to the nearest day. Over the generations, they have built up their grammar of the heavens.

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 “The sun has a force that creates and destroys life. The moon influences the tides but also our nocturnal music and dreams. dreams.” – Ludwig Oechslin

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Why an astronomical watch? Because everything that has regular cycles can be reproduced mechanically and so be read on a dial Encapsulating time is the watchmaker’s art. Freeing it is that of the philosopher In a way, the Blast Moonstruck encapsulates but above all it liberates the mind. It’s that simple” – Ludwig Oechslin

Attractive astronomy

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The Blast Moonstruck, like all watches incorporating elaborated astronomical information, seeks to be a miniaturized extrapolation of the formidable turret clocks constructed towards the end of the Middle Ages by towns of consequence. With an easily readable and understandable display, it is the successor of the astronomical instruments of the past.  

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Thanks to its sophisticated mechanism, it assures the display of the time in a place chosen from among the 24 principal time zones that the world has been using since the Washington Convention of 1884.

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By means of pushers located on the left-hand side of the case, it is possible to put the main time display forward or back in leaps of one hour to adjust to another time zone.

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The Blast Moonstruck is also fitted with a moon phase complication of precision, which, combined with the complication that allows real-time following of the sun that gives it its brilliance, adds relief and life to the dial.

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This scientific representation of considerable oneiric potential will serve the cause of great leaders in search of the ultimate watch, but also that of sailors, with whom the Manufacture has kept up an almost intimate relationship since its establishment in 1846

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They will know the full extent of the benefits this sober and discreet display can bring them. From day to day, they will be able to predict the dates of the spring tides at a glance by observing the sun and moon aligning on their respective ellipses.

Man at the centre of the universe

Designed to follow in the footsteps of the fabulous trilogy devised by Ludwig Oechslin from 1985 this watch puts aside the Copernican representation of our solar system in favour of a geocentric approach that is easier to read and understand for us others, the inhabitants of Earth.

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To accentuate this sensation of being at the heart of the universe based on observation of the watch, the designers, together with the master, Ludwig Oechslin chose to place the part of the northern hemisphere seen from the North Pole at the centre of the instrument’s sapphire crystal. 

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To increase the impact of the 3-D effect, the domed crystal, with the landmasses micro-engraved on the inside, is set in the protective sapphire crystal box encircled by an 18 ct rose gold ring engraved with the 31 days of the month, which has for a pointer a small triangle loaded with luminescent material.

World-time – Dual time

Underneath this three-dimensional structure glide hands of the precision and contemporary design that the Blast collection is known for. Their tapering form ensures instinctive reading, even in total darkness, thanks to the presence of a generous quantity of luminescent material down the middle. They indicate the local time, set to the time of the time zone in which the watch’s owner lives. 

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But they can also be set at will to any one of 24 time zones for which the names of corresponding cities are reproduced on the fixed flange of the dial. 

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This can be done, forwards or backwards, by means of a sophisticated mechanism very often used by Ulysse Nardin and activated by the two rectangular pushers located on the left side of the case Simple and intuitive, this world time function, is always useful for seasoned travellers, comes together with an advanced astronomical complication.

Geocentric cosmic waltz

For Ludwig Oechslin, the 1980 s designer of astronomical wristwatches among the most complex ever produced and for the Manufacture’s development team, the Moonstruck was not intended to be an unnecessarily complicated watch but a timepiece with a sober and efficient display, capable of rendering the celestial mechanics comprehensible to everyone.

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This 45 mm diameter astronomical watch in black ceramic and black DLC treated titanium, worn on an alligator, velvet or rubber strap that is also black, surely meets the expectations of this ambitious project.

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In addition to the time display observable against a background of the night sky portrayed by a disk made of aventurine, times around the world can be read with the aid of the fixed flange bearing the names of cities and the rotating disk on which a sun in relief and the time indications appear at 12 o’clock.   

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The watch also has a Dual Time mechanism. This allows changing of the main display in leaps of full hours with the aid of the two pushers located on the left side of the case middle to show the time in a given country on the dial while keeping the initial time alongside the reference city.

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This highly efficient watch also possesses an aperture that showing the phases of the moon in a realistic manner associates its course with a three-dimensional representation of the sun located at 12 o’clock on the time display for the reference time zone.

Precise Moon phases

The team in charge of the creation of the Moonstruck chose to provide a representation of the moon phases in a round aperture located at the apogee of an ellipse portraying its orbit, which is depicted as being in the same ecliptic plane as Earth for practical reasons. 

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This aperture, carried by a disk, is associated with an elaborate gear train. It causes the moon phase indicator to make one complete rotation per day to follow the course of the sun, the source of the moon’s brightness, and also causes it to make a full circle of the dial in 29 days, 12 hours, 41 minutes and 9.3 seconds, representing the duration of a lunar month, also known as a synodic rotation, which has an astronomical duration of 29 days, 12 hours, 44 minutes and 2.9 seconds.

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To conserve its accuracy, the aperture showing the representation of the moon retreats every 24 hours on its circle of revolution by an angle corresponding, in degrees, to 1/29.53 of a lunar month to occupy a new position in relation to the sun. At the same time, the representation contained in this small mobile aperture also evolves to appear a little brighter or dimmer in line with the lunar calendar.

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When a portion of the moon is visible in it, the aperture conserves an identical position in relation to the sun, here reproduced in relief and made of bronzite for 24 hours.   

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This rare and precious mineral of the pyroxenes family presents a golden surface punctuated with dark patches intended to reproduce those observable with a telescope on the mantle of the star around which, in reality, the earth gravitates. 

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The moon phase display, described as being “of precision” because it will produce a divergence of one day only after 40 years of working, is associated with markings of the ages of the moon on the ellipsis intended to represent the revolution of our natural satellite around the earth.

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Appealing and original, the Blast Moonstruck remains nonetheless an instrument that materializes a certain idea of our solar system somewhere in the vastness of the cosmos.

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Complex in appearance, it is easy to read and also easy to adjust, as all the information can be set from the winding crown. 

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A little concentration when correctly positioning all the useful information, from the reference city to the local time and date, suffices to ensure that the complication built into the automatic Manufacture calibre UN 106 subsequently manages all the displays on its own as long as the watch is worn. 

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And when it isn’t, it just needs to be put back in the box supplied, which contains an automatic winder designed to take care of the winding and keep its calendar information accurate.

Aventurine, nothing happens by chance

If it appears that the stars are randomly distributed in the cosmos, the Blast Moonstruck’s subtle mineral black dial decoration with glittering golden particles has not been left “to chance”…

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Legend surrounding aventurine recounts that in the thirteenth century, on the island of Murano in Venice, home to the famous glassmakers, a craftsman accidentally, or “par aventure let some copper filings fall into a pot of molten glass, so creating aventurine glass, or avventurina in Italian, meaning “by chance”.

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The aventurine effect of this man-made mineral gives it the sparkling appearance that sailors often observe on the ocean’s surface in the darkness of night.

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Ludwig Oechslin

This engineer was born at Gabicce Mare in the Italian Marches on February 10, 1952. An academic, in 1976 he obtained a degree in Archeology, Ancient History and Greek from the University of Basel. Already working, in 1983 he was also awarded a PhD in Philosophy, History of Research and Erudition (theoretical physics) and Astronomy, this time from the University of Bern, and in 1995 a habilitation in pre-industrial technical archaeology from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zürich (ETHZ). In parallel to his many studies, he undertook a watchmaking apprenticeship and became a repairer in 1984 and then a master watchmaker in 1993.

Ludwig Oechslin

Having acquired all these skills, and like the humanists of the early Renaissance, he managed to combine all these disciplines into creating watch movements that included original astronomical complications or incorporating innovative modes of operation. From 1983 to 1990, he developed for Ulysse Nardin, first, the Astrolabium Galileo Galilei watch and then two other pieces to form a Trilogy that has remained in the annals of the profession as the benchmark in terms of astronomical complications.

Ludwig Oechslin

Passionate about mechanical efficiency, this author, the winner of the Prix Gaïa in history in 1995 for his studies on monumental astronomical clocks, created the Freak watch in 2001 incorporating silicon into the mechanism for the first time. A lover of knowledge, he was curator of the International Museum of La Chaux-du-Fonds from 2001 to 2014

Ludwig Oechslin 

Simultaneously, this adventurous spirit, eager to breathe life into the watchmaking principles which run through him, in 2006 created his own watchmaking brand called Ochs und Junior. 

Ludwig Oechslin 

Today, still bubbling with ideas, this omniscient engineer, both a researcher and a developer-designer, remains open to the elusive watchmaker whose vibrancy, he con-tributes, here and there, to preserving.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Collection  BLAST

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Reference 1063 400 2A/3A  


Movement
Manufacture calibre UN 106
Automatic winding
Functions
  • Hours, minutes, date
  • Moon phase indication
  • Days of lunar month
  • Tidal coefficients
  • Worldtimer
  • Dual Time
  • Positions of the sun and moon around the globe
335 components / 42 jewels
4 Hz / 28,800 V/H
Power reserve: 50 hours
Case
Black ceramic
Black DLC titanium
Sapphire crystal
Case back: Open case back, sapphire crystal & black DLC titanium
5N Rose gold oscillating weight
Diameter: 45 mm
Water-resistance 30 m
Strap
Black alligator, velvet, or rubber
SYNC folding clasp, black DLC titanium and pink gold

💰 World prices   75’000 CHF / 79’100 $ US /  71.300 EUR

Limited production

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About Ulysse Nardin – Manufacture of Freedom.

Ulysse Nardin is the Pioneering Manufacture inspired by the sea and delivering innovative timepieces to free spirits.

Founded by Mr. Ulysse Nardin in 1846 and a House of the international luxury group Kering since November 2014, Ulysse Nardin has written some of the most beautiful chapters in the history of Fine Watchmaking. The brand owes its reputation to its ties with the nautical world: its on-board marine chronometers are among the most reliable ever designed and remain very popular with collectors all over the world. A pioneer in cutting-edge technologies and the use of innovative materials such as silicon, Ulysse Nardin is one of the few manufacturers with the in-house expertise necessary to produce its own high-precision components and movements. An exceptional level of horological excellence has earned it a spot in the exclusive circle of Swiss watchmaking: the Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie. Ulysse Nardin is taking action in two main ways to help conserve the oceans: reducing marine plastic pollution and developing scientific knowledge in shark conservation, animals which are its emblem. Today, from Le Locle and La Chaux-de-Fonds in Switzerland, Ulysse Nardin continues its quest for watchmaking perfection around four pillars: Marine, Diver, Blast and Freak. In 2021, Ulysse Nardin is celebrating its 175th anniversary and is offering fans of exploration a vertical odyssey, from the ocean depths to the upper atmosphere. www.ulysse-nardin.com.
 
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