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With Rolf Schynder at the helm, Ulysse Nardin released an unorthodox timepiece in 2001 that smashed conventions and rewrote watchmaking in one fell swoop. With no dial, no hands and
![Ulysse Nardin gives the Freak [ONE] its first taste of decorative arts — in two very different flavours](https://luxurywatchnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/8bd6d3cbd70a7b7ef313d96514af3fd0.jpg "Ulysse Nardin gives the Freak [ONE] its first taste of decorative arts — in two very different flavours")
Ulysse Nardin gives the Freak its first taste of decorative arts in two very different flavours: Guilloché and Blue Enamel.The post Ulysse Nardin gives the Freak its first
Over the past few years, it seems as though the esoteric, funky side of vintage watch collecting has permeated into the larger enthusiast discourse. Beyond just the desire for smaller,
Tutima Glashütte applies its experience with pilot’s watches and titanium to the new Flieger T5, a 38.5 mm three-hand model with a lightweight Grade 5 titanium case.Grade 5 titanium is
Girard-Perragaux‘s involvement in the world of sports cars and Formula 1 isn’t new. Back in the 1990s, the brand conceived multiple watches in partnership with Ferrari and, more recently, sponsored
Héron has slowly been expanding its catalog. Earlier this year, the young Montreal-based brand introduced updated versions of its Marinor dive watch, which Mike reviewed. Now, Héron is introducing the
Following last year’s Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Edition made for the Alpine F1 team, H. Moser & Cie has just released its second smartwatch, this time with a unique take on
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