Ulysse Nardin joined hands with the World Round the World Yacht Race to launch a new DIVER series watch, which is the first diving series watch made of recycled fishing nets. Excellent, and at the same time let Athens show its hard power in the field of materials, and matched the watch with a brilliant material combination. The 44mm case is first made of black-plated stainless steel, and the Athens-exclusive carbon fiber Carbonium® carbon ion material is used in the bezel. The fuselage and wings of the latest generation of aircraft are manufactured. The brand also directly uses the scraps of aircraft parts to make the case parts.
The bright green shoulder pads are Nylo® polyamide plastic pellets processed from discarded fishing nets. The dial is inherited from the DIVER NET concept watch, the classic X element, the charcoal gray has a ruthenium-plated treatment, and has a delicate rough texture treatment, and bright green elements are also embellished everywhere, echoing the theme of environmental protection. The dynamic reserve display and the small second sub-dial with date display are arranged up and down, and the brand's traditional marine chronometer design.
The UN-118 self-produced movement also applies the concept of environmental protection. This silicon escapement movement, stainless steel and most parts of brass are made of recycled materials. The full chain can provide 60 hours of dynamic storage, and the entire watch is waterproof. 300 meters. The watch is equipped with a hook and loop strap, and all the raw materials are taken from discarded fishing nets, including the packaging is also recycled from marine plastic. This watch is limited to 200 pieces. Tocowatch is top replica watch site that sells top TAG Heuer copy watches. We select high quality luxury copy watches for men and women.
Model: 1183-170LE-1A-TOR/0A
Watch Diameter: 44mm
Movement type: automatic
Movement model: UN-118
Case material: Stainless steel, case sides made of 40% Carbonium® carbocation and 60% Nylo® polyamide
Waterproof depth: 300 meters
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