Since 1846, when naval commanders and merchant captains from all around the world came looking for Ulysse Nardin’s marine and pocket chronometers, the company has been building on his winning approach of timekeeping innovation and precision. Every decade since then has seen its share of prize-winning innovative timepieces come out of the manufacture.
Today, the release of the Classico Paul David Nardin timepiece celebrates this illustrious history in a contemporary way.
Named after Ulysse Nardin’s son, Paul David, who took control of the company after his death in 1876, this timepiece is modeled after a 1945 timepiece.
Its elegant styling marks it instantly as belonging to the Classic Collection, with a few differences, like the vintage-inspired silverized dial with Arabic indexes. The classic Le Locle manufacture logo is engraved on the case-back.
Housed in a 39 mm steel case, complemented by a beautiful calf brown leather strap, the self-winding UN-320 manufacture movement drives the circular small seconds indicator and round date window at 6 o’clock.
