Ulysse Nardin's 338-part watch doubles as a miniature planetarium on your wrist

Swiss watchmaker Ulysse Nardin has created a 338-part mechanical timepiece that displays the movement of the Sun, Moon and Earth, lunar phases, ocean tides and world time on its dial. The watch is positioned not merely as a time-telling device but as a mechanical miniature planetarium for the wrist. It represents Ulysse Nardin's answer to the question of why mechanical watches still matter in the smartphone age.

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