Quick-set second time zone at 9 o'clock <br> Few watchmakers require a
book of operating instructions to accompany their timepieces. But the
Ulysse Nardin dynasty is no ordinary watchmaker. Since 1846, Nardin
and his descendents have produced award winning timepieces. These
coveted watches are produced in extremely limited quantities. Ulysse
Nardin's technical achievements are legendary. Its watches of the last
thirty years have been exemplary. Among its many celebrated watches,
are the Astrolabium Galileo Galilei (an automatic watch only 9mm thick
that indicates the height and direction of the sun, moon and stars),
the Planetarium Copernicus (displaying the solar system), and the
Tellurium (that projects the earth in a geographically accurate
perspective from the North Pole).