As a lover of 24h time, I'm enthusiastic with the decision to feature a 24h jump hour display. The hunter case screams tradition, while the mechanism underneath appears quite modern. My own preference would be for something a bit sportier, similar to the

Following the released of a new T-Rex last week I was looking at some old photos and came across this one. Going back a few years, this is 2019. Again, I think the 105 T-Rex was the best iteration of the 105. No question for me.

I checked the French and Chinese and those are correct, the mistake seems to be on the English version. There are 8 languages for all these press packets, but still I agree it should have been caught. Regarding the watch; yes, this is not for everyone and

This is the just announced T-Rex iteration of the UR 101, definitely something I would buy/wear. (I won’t be actually buying one; over committed currently). For those of you that follow Urwerk you will recognize the T-Rex, this is not the first time we ha

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A fun night out with Urwerk and The Hourglass last night, catching up with friends. Felix Baumgartner (or one half of Urwerk) was also here to walk us through their latest watch, the UR-120 Spock. A friend who sat next to me had his UR-110 on; 10 years ol

Re the most recent UR-100 T-Rex this is exactly in line with previous releases, we know the new reference will go through several iterations that are purely cosmetic and we have seen this progression over the years. The 100 was a departure insofar as the

Urwerk UR-100V T-Rex

Another release of the UR100V from Urwerk. But this time it is a 22 piece limited edition in Bronze and the upper part of the case is Hobnailed to mimic the scales of a T-Rex!! The scales are limited to the case and does not extend to the dial ( as in UR-

It must be very painful for him to "pass" them, but at least the edges are beveled. No wonder he's always in a bad mood!