URWERK UR-100V Time & Culture III

Avant-garde mechanics meets early sacred art

URWERK is once again producing history with its latest generation, the UR-100V Time & Culture III. The third inside a series that explores just how different civilizations perceive and also record the passage of the time. Going beyond the inspirations of its predecessors who have looked to Mesopotamia along with Native Americans, Urwerk today looks to Georgia’s abundant spiritual and artistic historical past to create a watch that integrates avant-garde mechanics with historical sacred art.

URWERK Founded throughout 1997 with a philosophy regarding radical innovation, the eye-sight of its co-founders, Grasp Watchmaker Felix Baumgartner in addition to Artistic Director Martin Frei, is shared. Their target is not only to improve or reinterpret existing horological complications, but for forge new paths within the education time display. They knowingly look beyond the traditional constraints of watchmaking to pull inspiration from the wider associated with culture and art. This process has made URWERK a leading company in independent watchmaking, any realm where creative flexibility and mechanical genius blend.