But as I discussed earlier this week, back in 2000, if you had a million dollars or so to throw at a watch, your only option link was basically a complicated Patek like this one, no matter its condition link or history. Hence the big result for this watch. Today, link there are so many other watches. So I think this black dial 2499 should sell for less than it did in 2000.

The Freak's 43mm case seamlessly gives way to this meticulously crafted enamel hour disk, one of the disguising characteristics of the Ulysse Nardin Freak as you move inwards. The flying carousel—as it's known colloquially—is a central rotating mechanism that acts as link the minute hand. It's a visible balance wheel that link spins on its axis, and link since it's without hands, it's classified as "flying" because it appears suspended in the middle of the dial without supports.

By not using link tritium (for the record, that's something you only find on real vintage watches), the dial has been made cleaner by virtue of there being less text to deal link with. We link have an almost imperceptible Swiss on the six o'clock subdial and then up top we're left with the classic Heuer wordmark and the Carrera name. Crispy and clean.

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