1940s Ulysse Nardin Pocket Watch

Why This Watch Matters This Ulysse Nardin pocket watch is a case study in subtle patina.  The Full Story The classic pocket watch is often overlooked and undervalued by contemporary collectors. This Ulysse Nardin example, with its timeless design and ultra-fine patina, is a perfect place to start for any enthusiast looking to expand their collection to include vintage pocket watches, in addition to wristwatches. The large central portion of this watch's dial features minimal text, placing its warm patina front and center. The darker, silver color of the track on the periphery of the dial has black radial numerals and contrasts attractively with the off-white center area. The heat-blued steel Breguet hands are not just pretty, they also enhance legibility against the dial. It's all completed by the small seconds display at six o'clock, an element that can also be found in countless wristwatches and pocket watches from this period. The pebble-like steel case with curved edges has a