ULYSSE NARDIN DIVER X SKELETON BLACK CARBONIUM LIMITED EDITION OF 175

ULYSSE NARDIN DIVER X SKELETON LIMITED EDITION OF 175

REF: 3723-170LE-2A-BLACK/3B

Date - 2022

CONDITION - NEW UNWORN

FULL BOX AND PAPERS 

The Diver X Skeleton is one of the most radical expressions of modern dive watch design to emerge from Ulysse Nardin. Stripped back to its structural core, this limited edition transforms the traditional diver into a contemporary, high-performance instrument where mechanics, architecture, and material innovation take centre stage.

The case delivers a bold, technical presence on the wrist, engineered for durability while remaining unmistakably modern in its execution. Every surface and contour is purposeful, reinforcing the Diver X’s identity as a watch built for extremes rather than convention. Water resistance and robustness remain integral to the design, ensuring the watch stays true to its professional diving roots despite its avant-garde appearance.

The fully skeletonised dial reveals the movement beneath in striking detail. Bridges, gears, and structural elements are exposed, creating depth and visual tension while maintaining legibility through contrasting hands and markers. This open construction is not decorative, but architectural, designed to showcase the mechanics while preserving functional clarity.

Powering the Diver X Skeleton is a high-performance automatic movement developed to meet Ulysse Nardin’s demanding standards. Lightweight materials and advanced engineering techniques are employed throughout, reflecting the brand’s long-standing expertise in both marine chronometry and contemporary watchmaking innovation.

Produced in a strictly limited edition of just 175 pieces worldwide, the Diver X Skeleton is aimed squarely at collectors who value bold design, technical transparency, and mechanical substance. It is a watch that challenges expectations of what a modern dive watch can be, without compromising on performance or identity.

A statement piece at the intersection of innovation and tradition, unmistakably by Ulysse Nardin.