Ulysse Nardin Chronosplit Berlin 1907 Luxury Watch Review

http://www.thewatchbox.com/watches/ulysse-nardin Ulysse Nardin's complications span the entire spectrum of high horology engineering. But it is the charming execution of models like the Chronosplit Berlin 1907 that ensures emotional appeal to match the intellectual impact. With its timeless proportions, modern size, and distinctive details, the Ulysse Nardin Chronosplit Berlin 1907 embodies the core values of Le Locle's Ulysse Nardin. Ulysse Nardin built its name in the field of chronometry, and the reborn modern iteration of the company pays regular homage to the exploits of its past products. The Chronosplit Berlin 1907 was released during the mid 1990s to commemorate the company's receipt of an award medal in that year's event. A fitting tribute in the form of an embossed 1907 Universal Exhibition event logo is blazon on the case back. Each Chronosplit Berlin 1907 features a case that exudes character and quality. The dramatic contrast between gold bezel, pushers, crown, and steel case sets tone for a handsome composition. Stepped lugs impart strength the the flanks of the Chronosplit, and the golden elements add just enough color to intrigue onlookers without overpower the delicate details of the dial within. And what a dial it is. This Ulysse Nardin incorporates a deft juxtaposition of symmetry and asymmetry in close proximity. Each sub-register of the dial is balanced by an opposing dial, but the large off-center hours and minutes register at three o'clock creates a