SpaceOne Worldtimer: New Release Overview

S F · 2026-02-01T07:13:13Z

Explore the innovative SpaceOne Worldtimer, featuring a unique jumping hour, rotating seconds, and world time display. Discover its design ingenuity and wearability.

S F introduces the SpaceOne Worldtimer, highlighting its unique display and world time functionality. This piece follows SpaceOne's innovative Jumping Hour and Tellurium models, showcasing the brand's commitment to distinctive horological concepts. S F provides an initial impression of its wearability and design, inviting the community to explore its features.

The latest collection following the Jumping Hour and Tellurium.

Minutes are read off the aperture at 3 o'clock with a center rotating seconds indicator while hours are at 6.

World time function is at 9 o'clock, just rotate the disc to match your home time/timezone and off you go.

Measurement looks large but wears well without protruding lugs.

Lest see what other fun ideas these guys will come up next....

Key Points from the Discussion

The SpaceOne Worldtimer's design ingenuity, particularly its world time function, draws inspiration from the AP Metropolis but reinterprets it within a distinct case style.
The watch's aesthetic appeal is consistent from all angles, and its wearability on the wrist is noted as a strong point.
The collective presentation of SpaceOne's models, including the Worldtimer, Jumping Hour, and Tellurium, emphasizes their magical and cool design language when viewed as a set.

The Discussion

KMII

Feb 1, 2026

Really love what they have done here. The world time inspired by the AP Metropolis but put into a different case style - hat off for design ingenuity 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌏

KCLQMULKU

Feb 1, 2026

They look even more magical all together! I do really love their worldtimer! Just so damn cool!

Larrykelley11

Feb 1, 2026

I really like how there’s serious appeal to this watch from every angle! It looks great on your wrist. Do you have a preference of the three?

KMII

Feb 1, 2026

How easy is it to set the world time / change zones?

Ronald Held

Feb 1, 2026

For a small wrist. Might be too heavy, as well.

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