1937 Ulysse Nardin 1333 Two-day Going U.S. Navy Ship's Marine Boxed Chronometer

Ulysse Nardin Two-day U.S. Navy Ship's Chronometer, silvered roman numeral dial with up/down indicator, running seconds and marked "Ulysse Nardin Locle Suisse 1333," gilt plate chain fusee movement with split bimetallic balance, spring detent escapement and helical hairspring, stamped "1333," in a fully gimbaled brass bowl with screw bezel housed in a glazed, three-tier, mahogany box with maker's plate also numbered 1333, with key. This clock has been to Ulysse Nardin at some point in the recient past, possibly 2008, Which confirms production date of August 1937 sold by a company in Geneva to US Navy. Working well.

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