Ulysse Nardin Hourstriker “Horse” Limited Edition
Ulysse Nardin is one of the few high-watchmaking maisons in the modern era to produce watches with jaquemarts �� tiny automatons mounted on a watch dial that strike the hours on a bell. The brand’s latest, debuting at Baselworld 2016, is the Ulysse Nardin Hourstriker “Horse,” a limited edition of 28 pieces paying tribute to one of the most majestic of animals.The watch �� which follows up other notable jaquemart timepieces from UN, such as 2013’s Carnival of Venice and last year’s Hannibal Minute Repeater �� has a genuine black onyx dial and is available in either an 18k rose gold or platinum case, each measuring 43 mm in diameter. Positioned between 10 and 12 o’clock, and 1 and 3 o’clock, are two hand-carved, equine jaquemarts, which move together in synchronicity with the sounding of the watch’s chimes, activated by a hammer striking a gong. The Hourstriker “Horse” is a sonnerie en passant, which chimes every hour and half-hour

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