Urwerk

If you've ever looked at your wrist and wished that you had a Cold War momento on it that costs as much as a hypercar, Urwerk has your back with its EMC SR-71 watch that includes material from an SR-71 Blackbird supersonic spy-plane.

If you wished your lightsaber could tell you the time, Urwerk has now got your back. For around $60,000, the limited edition SpaceTime Blade clock uses good old Nixie tubes to display a quirky collection of time and astronomical measurements.

Urwerk's UR-100 SpaceTime wristwatch doesn't just display time, it shows how far the Earth travels.

Urwerk's next luxury watch, the EMC, will include an electronic mechanism that verifies its own precision and tells the wearer whether the timing needs to be adjusted.

The Experiment ZR012 is an experimental timepiece inspired by the Wankel engine that uses a pair of rotating Reuleaux triangles to indicate the time.

Gizmag presents its annual top ten list of things you can't have for Christmas 2011.

The unique URWERK UR-110 is built for discretely keeping track of time.

URWERK has released the world’s first watch that uses compressed air to regulate the winding system. The UR-202 features a 3-position selector switch that controls the level of air compression generated by its miniature twin turbines, which in turn control the rate of automatic winding.