The watch's case is made from a combination of titanium and tantalum.

A haute horology tribute to our home planet.

The case is constructed out of solid bronze and features a scale-like finish.

The new model features a ceramic-lacquered grade 5 titanium and stainless steel case.

Steel and titanium finished in black DLC.

The new colorway uses a ceramic-type lacquer finish.

The unconventional timepiece gets transformed in yellow gold.

The watch gets transformed with a black PVD and brushed steel finish.

The watch features an indicator for the distance travelled on Earth and by Earth.

A stunning, one-of-a-kind showcase of haute horology.

The watch indicates both the distance traveled on Earth and the distance traveled by the Earth around the sun.

The case of the watch features a colorful mother of pearl inlay.

Just imagine what this will look like with a good amount of wear.

The watchmaker sets the bar once again for haute horology.

A new limited edition highlights one of the most essential watch features.

The new version is limited to four pieces and is finished in titanium.

The 55-lb "clock" is crafted from solid aluminum and weighs 55 lbs.

The design is inspired by New York skyscrapers.

Industrial elegance.

Designed in collaboration with Discommon.

A major milestone for the unconventional watchmaker.

How's this for a conversation starter?

One of Urwerk's boldest designs to date.