Cazador

Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur vs. Longines Spirit

Verdict

Two nautical/exploration-heritage watches with their own COSC-certified movement in 40-42mm steel. The Marine Torpilleur adds a power-reserve indicator and an escapement with silicon-diamond components; the Spirit answers with 64 hours of reserve and double-sided anti-reflective sapphire. Ulysse Nardin has no verified market price data in Cazador yet; the Spirit does — its current range is available on its own page.

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Marine TorpilleurSpirit
Case diameter42 mm40 mm
MaterialStainless steelSteel
MovementCaliber UN-118, in-house, COSC certifiedCaliber L888.4 (ETA/Longines A31.L01 base), COSC certified
Power reserve60 hours64 hours
FunctionsHours, minutes, small seconds, date, power reserve indicatorHours, minutes, seconds, date
EscapementSigatec anchor with DIAMonSIL components (silicon with synthetic diamond)Conventional anchor
Water resistance5 ATM (50 m)100 m
Market price in CazadorInsufficient dataSufficient data — current range on its own page

Marine Torpilleur

Pick the Marine Torpilleur if you value Ulysse Nardin's silicon-and-synthetic-diamond escapement, with a power reserve indicator right on the dial.

Marine Torpilleur

Spirit

Pick the Spirit if you prefer 100m of water resistance over the Torpilleur's 50m and an already-priced heritage-per-euro proposition in Cazador.

Spirit