Men's wristwatch by Ulysse Nardin-"Marine-Chronometer-1846" from 2004 Round, finely fluted watch case, black dial with Arabic numerals, indices and Breguet hands with tritium coating, date display with magnifying glass, small second and power reserve, sapphire crystal. Automatic movement with chronometer, crown with flank protection. Black crocodile leather strap with gold buckle. Manufacturer's mark. Ref. no. 10695757, case no. 26-02814, model no. 432 266-66. Limited edition no. 432. Weight approx. 137.47 g. Watch pass and mahogany box. Almost unworn. Gentleman's wristwatch by Ulysse Nardin, automatic movement, in 18 k red gold. Manufacturer's mark. Original mahogany box and paper.

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