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Something Horizontal
3 different ways to tell the time but a similar horizontal proportion!
Urwerk UR-1001 Titan:
HYT H3:
Miki Eleta and Marc Jenni Timeburner:
Fx
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Explore the URWERK UR-1001 'Zeit Device' pocket watch, a masterpiece of independent watchmaking with satellite complications and multi-century displays. Discover collector insights on its design and wearability.
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Something Horizontal
3 different ways to tell the time but a similar horizontal proportion! Urwerk UR-1001 Titan: HYT H3: Miki Eleta and Marc Jenni Timeburner: Fx...
I like these machines but...
I don't see the point of puting them on the wrist if one can't even fold that wrist afterwards. Anyway it changes from the usual production... hope you have a nice time there. Cheers, Mark
I agree with you Mark
All three are cool to look at and all three appear to have incredible movements, but they don't look very practical on the wrist. The Uwerk model looks very close to a pocket watch model they put out a few years ago. Although not practical it is nice to s...
It is the same watch Stewart
It comes with a titanium case to make it lighter but the actual novelty is the frame which allows to put it on the wrist. Fx
When I was at Urwerk Geneva earlier this year
They told me it was a Southeast Asian who first commissioned them to find a bracelet so he can wear "zeit device" on his wrist, and they thought the idea is cool and might do it themselves.
