With this state-of-the-art full-titanium variation, URWERK once again magnifies the technical and visual minimalism for which the 100 ‘Magic T’ line is renowned. From case to bracelet, everything has been carefully designed and crafted to capture the very essence of the colour and material.
Signature versatility
“The UR-100V is like a blank canvas providing scope for infinite exploration”, says Martin Frei, URWERK’s artistic director and co-founder. “We're having fun with this collection, constantly rediscovering it through new expressions. Hunter Green was an obvious choice. It's a living, breathing colour that interacts with light and time.”
Felix Baumgartner, master watchmaker and co-founder of URWERK, adds: “We worked on this metallic ash green with the same devotion as an antique patina, endowing the timepiece with an aura that is both industrial and organic. We’ve emphasised the depth of the dial and retained the mesmerising magic of the titanium case and bracelet. Exploring this watch becomes almost a game of discovery through time and space.”
Simplicity and technical sophistication
The UR-100V ‘Hunter Green’ retains the essence of the 100 collection: perfect harmony between visual minimalism and cutting-edge watchmaking engineering. Martin Frei plays tirelessly with shapes in creating a unique aesthetic language, while Felix Baumgartner reinvents satellite-type wandering hours. There are no traditional hands here. The hours satellite crosses a graduated arc to indicate the minutes and once its 60 minutes are up, a new satellite bearing the next hour appears, in a poetic and precise mechanical choreography.
Inspired by a 17th-century clock, this watchmaking technology has been propelled into another dimension by URWERK. The UR-100V “Hunter Green” is both a tribute to – and a futuristic exploration – of space, volume and time.
A watch connected to space
The UR-100V doesn't just tell the time, it also features two unique counters:
The first displays the 555 kilometres covered by the Earth over a period of 20 minutes as it rotates on its own axis.
The second shows the 35,740 kilometres travelled by the Earth in 20 minutes as it revolves around the Sun.
The UR-100V ‘Hunter Green’ thus transcends its watchmaking function to become a silent witness to the Earth's trajectory in the sidereal vacuum, offering a colour new exploration in URWERK's epic and ongoing watchmaking saga.
