Only A Brand Like Ulysse Nardin Can Have A Watch Named The Macho Palladium 950
This here is a really cool watch that blends watch making prowess, a jeweler's practicality, and manly looks. Ulysse Nardin never likes 'just' releasing luxury watches. There always needs to be some special twist that makes them special. Your first hint at this fact is in the name of this watch; "Macho." Looking at it, you sort of have to agree. The oval face and aggressive hands are rather macho. There is something defiant in the look of this watch, although you can't seem to place your finger on it. What you are looking at is inflated proportions that create a fantasy like watch that is finely detailed and perfectly practical.Calling it "Macho" is more of a playing naming scheme, and goes along with Ulysse Nardin's character. Other watches they have bear names like "Freak." The next part of the name is Palladium 950, which refers to a special type of Palladium metal used. You'll notice that new metals are used in their pure form in watch and jewelry making. Instead, countless alloys

RG 26320 Questions
These have really piqued my interest as of late (26320 PG). Ultimately I want to purchase a RG on bracelet - does it make sense to purchase it on a strap and buy the bracelet later (do they even come up for sale)? Or the other way around - buy the deployment and strap after? What do the deployment clasps / bracelets usually run?Finally - what is a good price to pay a 26320 on a strap or bracelet in the second hand market? I see them under $40k on a bracelet and $25Kish on a strap- what do private sales usually trade around?Sorry for all the questions! My ROO Panda is getting a little large and see no wrist time anymore- so looking to swap!

Will a Speedy bracelet from a SMP 2254.50 fit a PO 2201.50?
I've tried to search threads and I have come up empty handed.Does anyone know if a Speedy bracelet (from a 2254.50) will fit perfectly on a PO 2201.50? If so, does anyone have any pictures to show how the end links fit with the 2201.50 case?Thanks!

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Nightmare about your watch?
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