BOCA RATON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Swiss Watch Manufacturer Ulysse Nardin, the leader in timepiece invention and innovation, today announced the Black Sea as the newest addition to their Maxi Marine Diver collection. Created for those passionate about aquatic sports, the Black Sea honors Ulysse Nardin’s nautical legacy in haute horology.
Powerful and avant-gardist, the Black Sea is a rugged all weather sports diving timekeeper with a self-winding movement which features a 42 hours power reserve indicator, oversized small seconds register and a large date display. Its specially treated stainless-steel case, having undergone a complex vulcanization process, is revealed with a matte-black rubber coating presenting a sporty aesthetic and comfortable feel. Its exhibition case-back reveals the self-movement to further showcase Ulysse Nardin’s evolution in watchmaking technology.
“Our marine chronometers are designed for extreme conditions with exemplary precision,” said Patrik Hoffmann, Vice President of Marketing Worldwide for Ulysse Nardin. “And we’re continuing to showcase that demanding specialty in the art of watchmaking with the Black Sea.”
Softening its styling is a calming elegance that washes over the Black Sea in the form of a signature wave pattern decorating the black, structured strap and dial. The hour markers, as well as the hour and minute hands, are covered with red luminescent material to increase visibility. Its power-reserve indicator is situated at 12 o’clock while the small seconds and round date are displayed at 6 o’clock. Provided with a unidirectional rotating bezel and a screwed crown, its individually numbered case is water-resistant up to 200 meters. Strengthening its already exceptional reliability is the Black Sea’s rubber band including ceramic components and an exclusive black ceramic folding clasp.
About Ulysse Nardin
Swiss Watch Manufacturer Ulysse Nardin, founded in 1846, has been dedicated to excellence for over 165 years in manufacturing mechanical watches. Among the most reliable ever made, Ulysse Nardin's marine chronometers are still sought by collectors around the world. Ulysse Nardin continues to be in the forefront of watch-making technology by pioneering new materials in manufacturing high precision movement components and most innovative timepieces. For additional information, please contact the company’s U.S. offices in Boca Raton, FL at 561-988-8600 or www.ulysse-nardin.com.
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