The use of the best elements in the watchmaking craft is at the core of the Ulysse Nardin philosophy. In fact, at the time of the company’s revival, Ulysse Nardin did not limit itself to perpetuating its great mechanical achievements. It had the parallel aim of restoring the art of enamelling, a refined decorative technique which lends a very unique appearance to the dials.

Through the ages this technique has been well used in watchmaking, primarily for the high-end watches, adding to their prestige.

Today, the special blue of the San Marco chronometers, the limited editions of the famous boat series and sea battles, the historical places and the map of the world adorning the Tellurium are dials which represent Ulysse Nardin’s unique signature.

Read more about the art of enamelling in the company background.