Ulysse Nardin watches in titanium, ceramic, carbon and bronze

What the catalog shows about Ulysse Nardin

At a $79,800 median it sits well up the market, against $1,792 across the catalog. It states a standard alloy grade on none of its titanium references, against 45 percent across the catalog, so the alloy behind its titanium is rarely if ever named. 72 percent of what the guide holds from it sits outside the main watch types the guide classifies (diver, field, pilot, dress, chronograph, integrated bracelet), so no single use dominates its range. All of its references here are mechanical.

Derived from the 18 references below, recomputed on every update, and printed only where a measurement stands apart from the rest of the catalog.