Carnival of Venice: Ulysse Nardin’s New Minute Repeater
Ulysse Nardin’s San Marco minute repeater, introduced in the late 1980s, was a bold rebuke to the so-called “quartz crisis,” which at the time seemed to herald the obsolescence of the complicated mechanical wristwatch. This year, in advance of this spring’s Baselworld watch fair, Ulysse Nardin again struts its stuff as a producer of ornately designed chiming watches with the release of the new Carnival of Venice.Like the San Marco, the Minute Repeater Carnival of Venice takes its inspiration from Italy’s legendary “City of Canals.” It also uses minuscule automatons, called “Jaquemarts,” which are set into the dial and move in sync with the chiming of the activated minute repeater. On this watch, the Jaquemarts are two masked figures in the dial’s center (masks are a longstanding tradition of the Carnival of Venice, the historic festival from which the watch derives its name), who lift their masks as the repeater chimes the hou

Enabling Myself
Had to play around with the GP again

A New/Old Speedmaster?
I have not posted in the Omega forum before now, and I probably raise a discussion item already discussed to death. :)I would like a modern Speedmaster Professional with a plain back (without the moon inscription) and no Professional on the dial.Like the watch that actually went to the moon?Will that ever happen?

Just Watch the first minute or so of this video. SMH
https://.youtube/watch?v=A1qrKiYIp78Money cant buy taste.

5205G slate dial
Could you post pictures of 5205G with the slate dial. There are many photos of the one with the black dial but very few with the slate dial. I would greatly appreciate it!