Owners of the priced watches no longer have to keep a paper copy of their warranty. They will be able to access their digital warranty on their user account in the Ulysse Nardin website or on the blockchain. The blockchain's decentralized certification will make it impossible for the warranty to be lost or hacked.

Two or three hands that tell the time, sometimes with a date complication added to the mix; the majority of the watches produced these days follow this format. Nearly every brand has multiple models that follow this concept in their collection, which makes standing out, or even going a step further and making a mark on the industry, is challenging. The following four watches did, however, just that in 2019:

Ulysse Nardin has always had a very close connection to the world's oceans. This is evident from their Marine Chronometer, one of their signature timepieces, but also from their diving watches. That collection is now expended with three new chronograph models with among them the Diver Chronograph 44mm Hammerhead Shark, a limited edition of 300 pieces. The case of the watch is crafted from titanium and houses caliber UN-150. This automatic manufacture movement features the brand's signature silicium escapement and has a 48-hour power reserve. The dial, bezel and rubber strap are all in ocean blue, while distinct red details bring the watch in line with previous limited editions dedicated to the hammerhead shark. We also find an image of this magnificent beast engraved on the backside of the case.

The moon has always had a great attraction to humankind. So when the first clocks where developed, displaying the moon phase was among the first complications that where added. It went the same with the pocket watch, and even on the wristwatch, the moon phase indicator made an early entrance. The majority of these watches utilize a disc on which two moons are displayed and which is shown behind a window on the dial. But some watches are different and show the heavenly body closest to earth in its three-dimensional fashion.

Kering, the parent company of Swiss luxury watchmaker Ulysse Nardin, hosted the "Banquet sur la Banquise" (Banquet on the Ice Floe) gala at its headquarters in Paris's 7th arrondissement to celebrate the "Xploration" to come in 2020.

The 2019 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show sailed off into the sunset "majestically" as it crowned Majesty 140 as Best Of Show.

Watches of Switzerland and Stadium Goods collaborate on a purpose-built exhibition, which is displayed in the Soho flagship through December 2, 2019.

There is something extremely tricky about being a Swiss watch brand and using very progressive, close to experimental technology in the wristwatches that you actually sell to the public. Even when extensively tested, the technology can malfunction in the client's watch, and also when fixed, reputations are often damaged. Yet this didn't stop Ulysse Nardin from launching their 'Freak' model in 2001. It would be the first of a lineage of watches that is now close to two decades in the making. It was and still is, a watch in which Ulysse Nardin boldly brought cutting technology to the wrists of their fans.

Haute Living, with Ulysse Nardin, XO & Louis XIII raised over $100k for One More Wave—a nonprofit that helps disabled veterans.

This year, Holman Motorcars', in partnership with Haute Living, and luxury partners Ulysse Nardin, XO, and Aston Martin Residences put together an ultra-luxurious hospitality mansion at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show

Halloween is here again, and that means that it is time to don yourself in your scariest outfit and celebrate. Details often make the difference between a good outfit and a great one. Watches hardly ever play a role in Halloween costumes, but that doesn't mean that there aren't any watches that couldn't play the part. These four watches would fit right in during the holiday, but will also be the rest of the year a 'skeleton' you gladly have available in your closet.

From October 30th-November 3rd, Fort Lauderdale will play host to some of the world's most impressive yachts at the 60th Annual FLIBS.

Luxury watch manufacturer Ulysse Nardin and revolutionary sound system brand Devialet have come together to create the Hourstriker Phantom. Each of the brands brought in their patented technologies and experts to materialize a timekeeper of the highest quality. The Hourstriker Phantom is a limited edition watch that promises to fly off very exclusive shelves.

Ulysse Nardin announces its partnership with highly-respected non-profit, One More Wave with limited edition Diver Deep Dive piece.

Last week, the Monaco Yacht Show welcomed lovers of sumptuous yachts, incredible destinations and luxury getaways in Port Hercules. In the idyllic setting, Ulysse Nardin—the official sponsor of the show—presented its new arrival in a limited edition of 100 pieces— the Marine Torpilleur Monaco Yacht Show. Since its very beginnings, Ulysse Nardin has focused its attention on the nautical world. With this new timepiece, the Swiss Manufacture reaffirms its standing as the watchmaker of the seas.

By its very nature, fads come and go and the watch industry is has seen its fair share of them. However, the two-tone watch is one that has transcended trend-status to become a bona fide classic style. From old-world heritage brands to cutting-edge niche brands, just about every watchmaker has dipped their toes into the two-tone look—and sometimes in surprising ways. Here are four examples of current luxury watches taking on the classic two-tone colorway.