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Ulysse Nardin Debuts Limited-Edition Diver Lemon Shark Watch
Of all the creatures in the world's oceans, sharks may be the most misunderstood by humankind. Often feared and reviled as vicious maneaters, the vast majority of shark species are not aggressive towards humans but form a vital role in ocean ecosystems as apex predators. The lemon shark is a perfect example of this. Found mainly off the coast of Florida, lemon sharks use their yellow coloration to blend in with the sea floor and ambush their preferred diet of fish and crustaceans. Despite posing no threat to humans, the lemon shark is currently listed as near threatened in its natural habitat due to human activity. Ulysse Nardin, with its extensive aquatic ties, has long been a supporter of ocean conservation, and for its latest release the brand has joined forces with Florida International University and environmental nonprofit OCEARCH to bring awareness to these creatures. The new limited edition Ulysse Nardin Diver Lemon Shark is designed to commemorate this collaborative effort, an
Moritz Grossmann Moon In Space Watch
While it’s perfectly understandable if you’ve had quite enough of “moon-landing-inspired” timepieces, I’m afraid the rush of commemorative editions is still rushing. One slightly odd thing about this current, quite logical (however, occasionally jarring) trend, is that many brands (Moritz Grossmann included) have taken this opportunity to create watches based only very loosely on the moon landing itself. Instead, these brands have chosen to draw inspiration from the practically infinite well of Space. In the case of the Moritz Grossmann Moon in Space watch, the direct inspiration is the mission of humans’ first satellite in Space - Sputnik I. Oh, and the fact that the moon is in Space. Just in case that escaped you. Just to clarify: The moon (big rock in the sky at night) is in Space.The Moritz Grossmann Moon in Space has just returned to Germany after traveling the globe on an expository roadshow, entertaining onlookers with the fine detailing of it