Ulysse Nardin Macho Palladium 950 - Interwatches.com News

Wednesday 11 February, 2009 - 10:20 AM EST

Ulysse Nardin Macho Palladium 950

With the Macho Palladium Ulysse Nardin  introduces a material previously used only in jewelry to the Haute Orlogerie world. Palladium is a material, discovered in 1803, similar to Platinum but slightly whiter, much lighter and about 12% stronger. The movement on this watch also has a distinguishable feature which was first used on a Ulysse Nardin pocket watch in 1912: both the hand on the power reserve indicator and underlying disk move. When the movement is wound the disk rotates counter-clockwise until the largest segment of the scale reaches the power reserve hand. When the watch is not being worn, the power reserve hand rotates counter-clockwise until it reaches the smallest segment of the scale.

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