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Ulysse Nardin

Diver [AIR]

Ref. 3743-170-2A/0A
2025–present · 44mm · caliber Ulysse Nardin Cal. UN-374: in-house skeletonised automatic, 21,600bph (3Hz), 90h PR, 21j; 199 components, titanium mainplate and bridges, silicon escapement and balance spring
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Movement tier: unclassified · caliber Ulysse Nardin Cal. UN-374: in-house skeletonised automatic, 21,600bph (3Hz), 90h PR, 21j; 199 components, titanium mainplate and bridges, silicon escapement and balance spring · 90h power reserve (3.8 days)
Large case: suits wrists 7 in+ (18 cm+)
44 mm case. A bold, statement-size wear. Best suited to larger wrists where the case sits flush.

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Authentication

A 44mm skeletonised diver built to weigh under 46 grams without its strap, using recycled fishing net and carbon fibre alongside titanium. It is NOT a tourbillon, despite being widely described as one, and a listing claiming a tourbillon is describing something else.

Known issues in the market
  • Ulysse Nardin's own functions line reads "Hours, minutes and seconds. Manufacture skeleton movement." There is no tourbillon in this watch. Verify against the maker's page before paying for a complication that is not there.
  • The extreme lightness is the point of the reference. A Diver [AIR] that feels like a normal titanium diver is worth questioning.
  • The side parts are Nylo-Foil, made from recycled fishing net, and Carbonfoil on the bezel. Both are composites with visible irregular structure rather than uniform colour.
AreaWhat to checkWhat is correctRed flag
movementAbsence of a tourbillonA skeletonised UN-374 with an oversized silicon oscillator and nickel flyweights, and no rotating carriageAny rotating cage, which would mean this is not the reference described
caseWeightAround 52g on the strap, under 46g without itWeight in the range of a conventional titanium diver
caseCarbonfoil structureIrregular composite grain, unique to each pieceUniform moulded colour with a repeating pattern
dialSkeletonised indicesFloating indices and openworked hands with white Super-LumiNovaA solid dial plate
Common legitimate replacements
  • Straps are consumable and are part of the weight claim; a heavier strap changes the figure.
  • Composite bezel parts are not generally repairable and are replaced.
Expert resources: Ulysse Nardin can confirm the reference. Note that this catalog's other Ulysse Nardin Diver row carried an incorrect reference format until 2026-09-09.

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Sources for this entry: ulysse-nardin.com · monochrome-watches.com

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