Introduced in 2011, the UR-110 marked a pivotal evolution in URWERK’s satellite time display concept. With its three orbiting hour satellites mounted on a rotating central carousel, each pointing forward along a vertical minute track, the UR-110 allowed time to be read from top to bottom. Designed for easy wrist-side glances without turning the arm. It was both ergonomic and bold, with a distinctive asymmetrical case that pushed URWERK’s futuristic design language into new territory.

This bold new design won the Best Design prize at the 2011 Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève.

Over its production span, the UR-110 spawned several limited editions, including the stealthy UR-110 AlTiN, the UR-110 Eastwood with two versions using a wooden bezel, and a fabric strap created fro URWERK by renowned bespoke tailer Timothy Everest. UR-110 TTH with a tantalum bezel and a stornger more beefed up appearacne.