Ulysse Nardin Blast Skeleton X manual wind watch features a 43mm carbonium case surrounding a skeleton dial on a black rubber strap with a pin buckle. Functions include hour, minute, balance wheel, escapement wheel, oversized oscillator, balance spring & anchor in silicium. The watch has a 30m water resistance. Try on and enjoy this Ulysse Nardin Blast Skeleton X Carbonium and other luxury timepieces at our newly renovated Yamron Jewelers Boutique at the Waterside Shops In Naples, FL.

The Story
The Ulysse Nardin Blast Skeleton Collection is a striking showcase of avant-garde design and technical mastery. This collection stands out with its futuristic architecture, featuring skeletonized dials that reveal the intricate inner workings of the watch. The Blast Skeleton models combine bold, angular aesthetics with cutting-edge horology, featuring a distinctive “X” motif at the center of the dial, symbolizing the collection’s edgy identity. The open-worked movement is meticulously finished, highlighting the brand’s commitment to craftsmanship. Powered by an automatic in-house UN-172 movement with a three-day power reserve, these timepieces balance visual drama with high performance. The collection offers robust materials like titanium, ceramic, and 18k rose gold, blending durability with luxury. The angular cases and faceted lugs give the watches a dynamic, almost stealthy look. The Ulysse Nardin Blast Skeleton Collection is a statement of modern haute horlogerie with its bold design, technical sophistication, and luxurious detailing.

About Ulysse Nardin

Chronometry has been a domain of the company since 1846, when Ulysse Nardin founded it in Le Locle, Switzerland. He developed precision navigational marine chronometers along with complex pocket watches, for an era of ocean exploration and international trade. The founder’s premature death in 1876 prompted his son to take the helm of the family business. Paul-David Nardin further built his reputation as a master of marine chronometers, winning competitions for horological excellence and commissions for his indispensable navigational tools. By 1900, he had made nine pocket chronometers fitted with tourbillon escapements to improve accuracy. Ulysse Nardin supplied over 50 navies, geodesic institutes and astronomical observatories, and its pocket chronometers were among the most coveted and prized by naval officers and merchant captains around the world. In 1975, the Neuchâtel Observatory released its last official publication regarding chronometer performance from 1846 to 1975. According to this report Ulysse Nardin obtained 747 first prizes for its deck watches, pocket chronometers and wristwatches, as well as many other accolades.

Today, from Le Locle and La Chaux-de-Fonds, the Manufacture of Freedom advances its haute horlogerie through four pillars: Marine, Diver, Blast and Freak.

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