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UR-101 DIAMOND SKY


Some watches never leave the URWERK workshop even though they are neither lost items nor rejects. These one-of-a-kind creations exist for the sheer beauty of their existence, preserved from everything, sheltered from media hype and trend cycles. They are safeguarded at the very heart of the watchmaker's house, in the strongbox of memory. This is where the founding ideas are kept, the original timepieces, those that were not intended to please but simply to exist.

 Among them is a singular, luminous watch that – long before contemporary horology took the liberty of writing mechanical poetry – slid time from left to right, from sunrise to sunset, on a 180-degree arc beneath a diamond-studded celestial vault. Today, URWERK is reviving this little-known icon through a series of 25 gemset timepieces bearing a self-explanatory name: Diamond Sky.

Issued in a 25-piece limited edition, the UR-101 Diamond Sky is intended for collectors who view a watch as an idea in motion rather than a static object. It reminds us that time is naturally staged, as is admirably illustrated in this watchmaking approach that does not follow existing constellations, but rather traces its own.

Each creation challenges tradition, blending precision mechanics with avant-garde creativity.

Time, Reimagined

URWERK is an independent Swiss watchmaker known for producing highly limited, technically advanced timepieces that prioritise innovation and craftsmanship. Each watch is developed in-house with a strong focus on precision, materials, and mechanical originality.

Defined by its unconventional displays and bold design language, URWERK reimagines how time is read—blending engineering with artistic expression to create watches that feel more like kinetic sculptures than traditional instruments.

UR-100V LightSpeed Ceramic by URWERK. A scientific, philosophical timepiece exploring light, motion, and astronomy on the wrist.

“We began essentially as a core group of artists who wanted to interpret time differently”