This Ulysse Nardin dive watch has a touch of edginess.
It also raises funds for charity.
If you don't think of Ulysse Nardin when you think of dive watches, you're missing out. While the brand may be best known for its distinctive Freak collection, its catalog offers much more to offer.
At Watches & Wonders 2025, the brand unveiled the Diver [AIR] watch, breaking several records. This timepiece is the world's lightest dive watch, utilizing revolutionary materials and featuring a balance wheel made of multi-stranded metal wire.
Now, the collection welcomes a new member—the Diver [Hammerhead Shark]. This product was created by brand ambassador Mike Kritz, who lost a leg in a shark attack at age 18 and has since become a staunch advocate for shark conservation.
The watch case back features a hammerhead shark motif, crafted from titanium with a blue PVD coating, perfectly complementing the dial, bezel, and strap. Red accents create a striking contrast and run throughout the case, dial, and strap.
Speaking of the dial, you'll find it features a beautifully textured blue background that almost resembles gravel. A small seconds subdial and date window are located at 6 o'clock. You'll also find the brand's founding year, 1846, at the center of the dial.
A power reserve indicator is located at 12 o'clock, and the dial is adorned with the brand's signature X-shaped pattern. The dial features a vertically brushed finish that extends to other raised facets.
The case is 44 mm wide and 14.81 mm thick, housing the UN-118 movement. This movement operates at 4 Hz and offers a 60-hour power reserve. Furthermore, the case is water-resistant to 300 meters.
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