Tagged URWERK

URWERK has unveiled the EMC TimeHunter in its White ceramic version aka ‘Stormtrooper’. The EMC White Ceramic aka Stormtrooper was an easy nickname to choose, from Martin and Felix’s love of sci-fi and...

Urwerk unveils a more luxurious version of its most recent orbital creation, introducing the UR-100 Gold Edition in 18k yellow gold. First and foremost, the UR-100 is slim – extra-flat for a satellite-geared...

Swiss watchmaker Urwerk has always championed innovation and its latest model, the UR-111C - now in a striking Two-Tone (TT) black PVD and brushed steel, teardrop profile case - is no exception. Certainly, as p...

The UR-100 takes us on a journey through both time and space, two concepts at the very core of URWERK. Using its orbiting satellite hours and minute hands, the UR-100 displays both time (hours and minutes) and ...

Swiss watchmaker Urwerk introduces the UR-210 in a black platinum version, the most select and exclusive of the UR210s, and as such, irresistible. The spectacular combination of the revolving satellite complic...

To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Urwerk has unveiled its new creation, the UR-105 CT Streamliner. Its unique shape is a remarkable octagon with deep grooves along its length. The Art Deco influences are appar...

The UR-T8, which marks the URWERK's 20th anniversary, is the brand’s first transformable wristwatch. A series of precise actions unlocks the case from its cradle, flips it over and returns it with a satisfyin...

Swiss watchmaker Urwerk presents the TimeHunter X-Ray, a limited edition of 15 watches that delivers a conceptual and stylistic knockout. The TimeHunter X-Ray comes across as a timepiece that is easy to read...

Urwerk’s UR-105 T-Rex is a perfect example of the brand’s sense of humour. The company has clad its UR-105 with a case crisscrossed by a raised, concentrically ribbed pattern, suggesting a reptile’s...

The UR-110 continues Urwerk’s radical tradition of telling the time using orbiting satellite complications. In the UR-110, the time is always shown on the right side of the watch. The satellites follow a vert...