There are two sides to Ulysse Nardin. One built on the high seas, and historically home to highly accurate marine chronometers. And another that pushes the boundaries of what’s possible in watchmaking, bursting with technical marvels and avant-garde designs. Falling heavily into the latter category is the Executive Skeleton Tourbillon. First introduced in 2016, its 45mm ultra-lightweight titanium case is topped off by a black ceramic bezel and a dial that allows full view through to the openworked UN-171 movement within. Showcasing what Ulysse Nardin does best. The movement features an impressive 170-hour power reserve, as well as a flying tourbillon – comprised of a silicium balance spring and escapement wheel – that takes its pride of place at six o’clock. While large, stylised Roman numerals and polished hour markers appear to float around a centred matte black rectangular bridge. And easy to read sword-style hands are given a coating of lume for maximum legibility. Perfect for your black suit and tie, nine-to-five type exec. If that’s not you however, and you’re after something a little better-fitting for your boardroom persona, Ulysse Nardin have since introduced newer versions of the Executive Skeleton Tourbillon, and below we’ve got your white-collared back,…
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