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

Urwerk can always be counted on to surprise, and its latest UR111C wristwatch is absolutely true to form. Designed by co-founders Felix Baumgartner and Martin Frei, the self-winding UR111C does pretty well everything it can to subvert the traditional wristwatch form.

Last year, Swiss watchmaker company Urwerk announced that it was working on a wristwatch containing the world's first mechanical movement with an electronic monitoring system. The results of the project is now on display in the Urwerk Electro Mechanical Control (EMC) watch.

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.

The URWERK Black Cobra watch utilizes unique design to overcome some technological challenges.

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.