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Ulysse Nardin is one of those watch companies that only dance to the their own tune. After being one of the few companies responsible for the rebirth of the minute repeater watches – a complication that audibly chimes the hours, quarters, and often minutes – they continue to introduce beautifully aesthetic complicated watches that awe the audiences.Take for instance the new Ulysse Nardin Jaquemart Circus Minute Repeater, the embodiment of what a complicated watch should be. The watch unites the imaginative fascination of animated circus figures with the endearing charm of haute horlogerie’s “queen of complications”—the minute repeater. The Ulysse Nardin Circus Minute Repeater watch is manually wound and will chime (sound out) the hours, the quarter hours, the individual minutes with different type of notes.The hypnotizing dial of the Ulysse Nardin Watch is carved from a piece of black onyx, and is the center stage for the circus performers. Meticulously rendered in white or yellow gold, the performers to do their act every time the minute repeater slide pushed. The monkey represent the hour chimes by the monkey attempting to snatch the balls being juggled by the clown, the tamer whips his whip to indicate the quarter hour, and the tiger’s paw moves indicating the minutes. The bear also bows to the ballerina every time the mechanism is activated.The Ulysse Nardin Circus Minute Repeater wrist-watch comes with a stylish ultramarine alligator leather strap and only 30 timepieces were produced for an MSRP retail approximate price tag of $250,000.00.Watch-Inc.com Luxury Replica Watches

Paying tribute to Moscow's classic Spasskaya clock tower, located in Red Square and first built in 1491, this Ulysse Nardin is a limited edition. The case, in 18kt rose gold, measures 43mm. It has an AR-coated sapphire crystal and is water resistant to 200 meters. Movement is the automatic UN caliber 26 (base ETA 2892) with 25 jewels, 28,800 vph and a power reserve of 42 hours. It is COSC-certified as a chronometer.