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Ulysse Nardin has introduced two new limited editions of its iconic Freak [ONE] watch, the Blue Enamel and Guilloché, marking the first time traditional decorative arts have been applied to the collection's hour disc. These models retain the Freak's signature crownless design and innovative time-telling mechanism while incorporating artisanal techniques for a more decorative aesthetic.
- Limited to 99 pieces each
- Freak One Blue Enamel Price: €81,700 / US$89,800 / £67,760 / CHF 73,000
- Freak One Guilloché Price: €72,700 / US$80,000 / £60,330 / CHF 65,000
- 44mm titanium case
- 13.5mm thickness
- 51.5mm lug-to-lug
- UN-240 manufacture caliber
- 90-hour power reserve
The Freak's time display uses a central bridge as the minute hand and a rotating lower disc for the hours, with time set by turning the bezel.
The UN-240 caliber features silicon components, a DiamonSil escapement, and the Grinder automatic winding system, with winding performed by rotating the caseback.
The Blue Enamel version features a white gold hour disc with a sunray guilloché pattern covered in blue enamel by Donzé Cadrans, while the Guilloché version has a sand-colored disc with a diamond pattern.
Both models feature a full titanium 44mm case with refined bezel geometry and are powered by the UN-240 calibre with silicon and DIAMONSIL® technology.
The Guilloché edition's hour disc has a hand-engraved diamond-pattern motif transferred via the 'flinqué' stamping process onto a sand-toned CVD-finished disc.
The Blue Enamel edition's hour disc, crafted from white gold, is engraved with a sunray pattern and coated with intense blue enamel by Ulysse Nardin's in-house atelier, Donzé Cadrans.
The 44mm x 13.3mm titanium case features sandblasted surfaces and polished details, with a cleaner bezel design compared to earlier Freak models.
The Blue Enamel's hour disc uses Grand Feu enamel over a sunray pattern, echoing the electric blue of the original 2001 Freak, while the Guilloché version uses a stamped diamond pattern in a sand color.