Split Seconds Chronograph | Yellow Gold moritz-grossmann The raised detail is where

The raised detail is where the single-digit ­serial number – #3 – is etched by hand

giving the dial a mixture of tones and added depth

he then moved to the Vallée de Joux

It features a Breguet hairspring and a large balance wheel

the dial is signed “Urban Jürgensen Copenhagen” in a cartouche placed below the twelve o’clock marker

Split Seconds Chronograph | Yellow Gold moritz-grossmann The raised detail is whereOne of just 10 examples in yellow gold, this is an elegant Ulysse Nardin Split Seconds Chronograph* from the 1990s, powered by a legendary movement the Venus 179. Discovered as part of a new old stock cache, these movements have been seen within several notable watches from brands such as Parmigiani Fleurier and Girard Perregaux, and remain widely considered to be one of the best chronograph movements available. Ulysse Nardin set up his eponymous