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Pre-Owned Ulysse Nardin Quadrato Dual Time Perpetual How To and Review

2,873 views · Published 15 November 2016 · 5:15 · Indexed 8 November 2026

Channel: Govberg Jewelers · 2016 · Howto & Style

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We're taking a different approach as we review the Ulysee Nardin Quadrato Dual Time Perpetual Calendar. This video is more of a how to than our traditional reviews. This timepiece is one of the only perpetual calendars that will  not need to be sent back to the manufacture for the year 2100. 

To achieve this unique quality, the perpetual calendar can be set both forwards and backwards. *Note* trying to set other perpetual calendars backwards will damage the movement. Make sure your watch is equipped with the proper movement to set both directions. 

The basics are pretty simple. Pull the crown to position C and set the watch. This will set everything, hours minutes and GMT hand including the dates. In position 2 (B) The date can be moved forward and backwards, the month also moves with this. If you overshoot, you can just back up. You're also coordinated with the year. As you advance the watch, you won't advance the day of the week. This can only be advanced by using the hour hand by using the crown or by using the plus/minus adjusters. This lets you toggle forwards or backwards as you travel without stopping the balance. As the advances, the day will advance in sequence. 

There's a myth that the watch can't be damaged setting the watch out of sequence. If you attempt to set the watch between 8:30 and 3am, you can damage the watch. It's important to remember the danger zone and advance the hour hand to 6 o'clock, keeping you out of the danger zone. If you attempt to use the pusher adjustments when the crown is out of the first position flush to the case, you can also damage the movement. 

Watch the full video for complete details on setting the watch and ways you could be damaging the movement.

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