Description

Venture into the vanguard of horological innovation with the Urwerk UR-CC1 Black Titanium. Limited to a mere 25 pieces worldwide, this exclusive timepiece stands as a testament to Urwerk’s pioneering spirit, blurring the lines between traditional watchmaking and avant-garde aesthetics.

The UR-CC1’s exterior, crafted from black titanium, is a blend of sleekness and strength. Its robust construction ensures durability, while the matte black finish exudes an understated yet undeniable luxury. With every glance, wearers are reminded of the meticulous attention to detail and the hours of craftsmanship invested in its creation.

But the true marvel lies within its unique time display mechanism. Breaking away from conventional hands and dials, the UR-CC1 showcases time through linear indicators. Hours and minutes are revealed through horizontal cylinders, offering a fresh, intuitive, and visually engaging way to read time. This novel approach is not just a design choice; it represents Urwerk’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of mechanical watchmaking.

Powering this masterpiece is a movement that boasts Urwerk’s technical prowess. Every gear, every wheel, every pinion has been carefully designed and calibrated to drive the linear time display, ensuring accuracy and reliability. The synergy between the mechanics and the display is a dance of precision, resulting in a timepiece that is both a functional marvel and an artistic statement.

Complementing its futuristic design, the UR-CC1 incorporates a sapphire crystal caseback, allowing aficionados a glimpse into its intricate workings. It’s a window into the heart of innovation, showcasing the meticulous movement that brings this masterpiece to life.

In the Urwerk UR-CC1 Black Titanium, limited to just 25 pieces, you’re not just wearing a watch; you’re donning a piece of horological history. For those who value rarity, craftsmanship, and innovation, this timepiece is a celebration of all three, wrapped around your wrist.

Urwerk – bio

Felix Baumgartner (co-founder and master watchmaker) and Martin Frei (co-founder and chief designer) first met in 1995 to discuss developing a watch. The young men were united by their common passion for measuring and portraying time. A long discussion, a sharing of philosophies and dreams, culminated in a decision to create their own vision of time.
They founded URWERK in 1997 and presented their first timepiece at Baselworld that same year.