The Chinese New Year, which is based on a lunar rather than a solar calendar, fell on January 31 this year, and Ulysse Nardin celebrated the occasion with the release of the Classico Horse, the third in a series of enamel-dial watches that pay tribute to the animals of the Chinese zodiac. The watch, which is priced at $42,300 and limited to just 88 pieces, is created entirely in-house thanks to Ulysse Nardin’s 2011 acquisition of the Swiss enameler Donzé Cadrans.
According to Chinese astrology, those born dur…