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Ulysse Nardin Moonstruck Watch
This is the newest celestial watch from Ulysse Nardin. Announced about a year ago, I wanted to wait until closer to when you might be able to get one before discussing it. I believe that it is the most polished and refined of their celestial watches yet - even though it is not the most ambitious in terms of the information it displays. You can read about at least two other Ulysse Nardin celestial information watches I discussed here, and here. A celestial watch in short is a timepiece that provides information about something happening off of Earth. This usually involves something about the placement of the sun, moon, or planets in the solar system. Once in a while you get other information that is related such as equinoxes and other such periods.I've had trouble reading more celestial watches because A) I am not used to reading information like that, and B) because I am not an astronomer. The pictured Ulysse Nardin Moonstruck is different actually. It uses a friendly visual system to

Ap 15400 to 15202 ?
Am i making myself crazy but i'm looking on daily base to pictures off the 15202 and i have the blue 15400,which i like but now i have my doubt.Who make this move and never looked back?

Chronomat with B01 movement.
Just wondering what the Breitling experts here think of the chronomat as a daily wear/beater.

What kind of discount on a 5167?
I've been thinking about getting a 5165 or a 5167. What kind of discount (if any) could I get paying cash at an AD?