UR-10 Spacemeter

• Limited Edition: Limited edition (25x Titanium version - 25x Black version)
• Case: Uppercase in sandblasted titanium, caseback in sandblasted steel
• Size: w 45.4 mm x L 44 mm x 7.13 mm thick
• Movement: Selfwinding UR-10.01 self-winding with double barrel
• Water Resistance: 30 m
• Caseback: Sapphire crystal
• Strap/Bracelet: Sandblasted titanium, single link, on titanium deployant clasp

AN URWERK UNLIKE ANY OTHER BEFORE.
This is an URWERK with a dial, a round case and an almost sacrilegious pair of hands in the center. On paper, the UR-10 appears to be a radical departure for the company. However, upon closer inspection, it is unequivocally a member of the ‘Special Projects’ family, the outlier, out-of-the-box, groundbreaking collection URWERK is so adept at creating.

While the UR-10 features three sub-dials, it is not a regulator. Nor is it a chronograph or any form of calendar watch. Its subsidiary indications do not measure the passing of time. The UR-10 is dubbed a SpaceMeter for good reason: it measures the distances our planet travels across the time-space continuum. A world first!

And its three sub-dials are as many astronomic instruments:

• At 2 o’clock, the counter marked EARTH measures every ten kilometers the Earth travels in its daily rotation, in increments of 500 meters.
• At 4 o’clock, the counter marked SUN advances in 20 km steps, registering every 1’000 km the Earth travels on its solar orbit.

• At 9 o’clock, the counter marked ORBIT combines both trajectories, thus inscribing every 1,000 kilometers of rotation and 64,000 kilometers of solar orbit on two synchronized scales.

Limited edition (25x Titanium version – 25x Black version)