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Ulysse Nardin Re-Releases Diver Chronograph Great White 44MM Limited Edition with New Conservation Partners

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Entering the market with its latest shark conversation effort, Ulysse Nardin this summer re-introduces its latest in the Diver Chronograph Great White 44 MM Limited Edition. Featuring a 44mm sandblasted titanium case and a water resistance of 30 bar or 300m, the model saw its initial launch last year, then in in partnership with OCEARCH. This year, the model is undergoing a re-release, now with partners including 1% for the Planet, SharkTrust— a leading European shark conservation non-profit— and surfer, photographer, and shark attack survivor-turned-conservation activist Mike Coots.

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Looking at details on the re-release, the gray dial of the chronograph also features a sandblasted texture, being framed by a concave unidirectional rotating bezel accented with a sporty rubber coating. Beneath the dial works the automatic manufacture caliber UN-150, which uses silicon technology developed in-house by the traditional Swiss manufacture; the escapement wheel, pallet and hairspring are made of this innovative material. In keeping with the theme of the re-launch, a silhouette of the endangered marine predator adorns the case back and the strap.

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The Ulysse Nardin Diver Chronograph Great White 44MM Limited Edition is limited to 300 editions, with each priced at $13,300.

To learn more about the model and the watchmaker's conservation efforts, visit Ulysse Nardin, here.

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