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Ulysse Nardin 223-11-41 Mens Automatic Watch

Ulysse Nardin 223-11-41 Mens Automatic Watch
  • Brand Name : Ulysse Nardin
  • Code : 223-11-41
  • Gender : Mens
  • Crystal : Sapphire - Scratch Resistant
  • Case Size : 38.00 mm
  • Dial Color : Silver
  • Case Material : Stainless Steel
  • Clasp : Deployant clasp
  • Movement : Automatic
  • Bracelet : Brown Leather Strap
  • Water Resistant : 50m / 165ft
  • Price : $212.00
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Product Description

1.Great Ulysse Nardin Michelangelo Series is the best choice of many watch lovers.

2.It comes with a special Part Number 223-11-41.

3.Elegant Ulysse Nardin 223-11-41 watch looks very chic and high-end.

4.Professional Swiss Automatic movement endows the watch good performance.

5.The case measures 38.00 mm.

6.Stainless Steel Bezel features great value and good look.

7.Brown Leather Strap Bracelet around your wrist and makes you fell comfortable.

8.Sapphire - Scratch Resistant Crystal is very durable than a common one.

9.Perfect combination of quality and price.

10.Outstanding luxury watches help you keep pace with the newest fashion.

11.Ulysse Nardin 223-11-41 Mens Automatic Watch makes it very look harmonious and good.

12.Top class Ulysse Nardin 223-11-41 Mens Automatic Watch luxury watch.

Ulysse Nardin 223-11-41 Mens Automatic Watch

Automatic Magnified 2nd Time Zone at 9 o'clock
Few watchmakers require a book of operating instructions to accompany their timepieces. But the Ulysse Nardin dynasty is no ordinary watchmaker. Since 1846, Nardin and his descendents have produced award winning timepieces. These coveted watches are produced in extremely limited quantities. Ulysse Nardin's technical achievements are legendary. Its watches of the last thirty years have been exemplary. Among its many celebrated watches, are the Astrolabium Galileo Galilei (an automatic watch only 9mm thick that indicates the height and direction of the sun, moon and stars), the Planetarium Copernicus (displaying the solar system), and the Tellurium (that projects the earth in a geographically accurate perspective from the North Pole).