Ulysse Nardin Sponsors 2010 Monaco Yacht Show
Since its earliest days, Ulysse Nardin marine chronometers have guided captains and their crews across the seas. In honor of its extensive nautical and horological history, and in celebration of the Monaco Yacht Show's 20th anniversary, Ulysse Nardin is proud to announce its official sponsorship of the leading superyacht show, to be held September 22-25 at Port Hercules, Monaco.At the show, Ulysse Nardin will unveil a very special, limited-edition timepiece created exclusively for the occasion. The Monaco will be the latest addition to the Maxi Marine Collection. According to Ulysse Nardin, it is designed with yacht show's most influential industry leaders and private clientele in mind. As we go to press, no details are available, so stay tuned.Ulysse Nardin president Rolf W. Schnyder (left) with HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco.

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