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Urwerk UR-112 Aggregat

 

Urwerk Introduces Limited Edition UR-112 Aggregat Odyssey Watch

Boutique Haute Clocks Urwerk has been at the cutting edge of futuristic mechanical the making of watch for 25 years, and during the 25 years of existence, the rand name has created a range of truly otherworldly models. Its latest style concept, the UR-112 Aggregat, first released in 2021, is without a doubt the wildest one, having a wedge-shaped overall shape, the rotating barrel instead of a conventional pointer, and a driveshaft as well as differential system in the mainspring and mainspring. move torque between. Its four self-employed monitors. While the grey-black two-tone matte titanium case from the original UR-112 Aggregat accentuates the rugged and highly advanced form of the design, for the very first major release in 2022, Urwerk returns to this using a noticeably brighter interpretation. idea. The limited edition Urwerk UR-112 Aggregat Odyssey blends exposed stainless steel and ti surfaces to give this revolutionary asymmetrical design a crisper, more striking character without having to lose any of its technical boldness.

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While the 42mm wide, 51mm long and also 16mm thick case in the Urwerk UR-112 Aggregat Odyssey is the same shape since the original UR-112 Aggregat, this particular version's new finish significantly changes how that design and style looks in the image character. In its original matte grayscale grey exterior, this wedge-shaped, sloping groove form is actually reminiscent of a piece of purposeful cutting-edge military gear, but the in order to a mix of titanium and stainless-steel elements accentuates what the situation hides Complexity. The curved chamfers run the length of the situation sides, the streamlined bands, and the stylized " cover scoop" on the technically really unorthodox Hunter caseback, that is rich in polished, sandblasted along with textured elements, which can be aesthetically broken and brushed across the broad plane of the covering body. By using two various metals, Urwerk has managed the two-tone look for the actual UR-112 Aggregat Odyssey, however the end result is more layered compared to its predecessor's warm grey and black. Interestingly, but the UR-112 Aggregat Odyssey's water resistance rating drops to some paltry 30 meters, as the original model offered any sporty 100-meter rating.

Strictly speaking, the particular Urwerk UR-112 Aggregat Odyssey has no dial. The standard wathe functions are handled with a pair of rotating components in 6 o’clock, taking the brand’s iconic satellite hour problem in a new, more complicated path. Both the hour and moment displays use a set of dark rotating prisms inscribed along with sharp Arabic numerals, which could both rotate and include a central point to screen the current time in combination with a set indicator line. While the principle is puzzlingly complex theoretically, in the image, the show is immediately intuitive and simple to read, especially due to its time-jumping mechanism. Urwerk placed 2 additional subdials directly on the top of movement under the Hunter caseback. The first of these is the electronic running seconds display, outlined on a perlage movement dish with a striking red anodized window. To the left of this exhibit is a neat graphical power-reserve indicator sub-dial. Compared to the out-of-the-box design approach other screens take, this final sub-dial is very traditional, but suits nicely into the divider layout in the initial image.

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Like its predecessor, typically the Urwerk UR-112 Aggregat Odyssey uses the brand's outrageous in-house UR-13. 01 automated movement. To power often the watch’s unique planetary hours and minute displays from 6 o’clock, these elements tend to be connected to the main gear teach via an automotive-style drivetrain, including a longitudinal titanium driveshaft connected to the differential. In addition to the distinctive layout, this striking style and design uses an energy recovery system to extract torque through the rotating components displayed within the planetary minutes. These techniques enable this complex, weighty and power-hungry movement to handle a respectable 48-hour power reserve in a beat rate of twenty-eight, 800 bph. Urwerk combined the UR-112 Aggregat Odyssey with a tapered black sheet strap.

The brand new limited edition Urwerk UR-112 Aggregat Odyssey features brand new, more sophisticated finishes and a better overall look, bringing more elegance and striking features in order to its most outlandish strategy to date. While Urwerk did not specify how many models is going to be produced, given the size of the last model's version, total creation is likely to be around 25 models.

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