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URWERK, UR-210 ‘BLACK HAWK’, A TITANIUM LIMITED EDITION AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH WITH SATELLITE TIME DISPLAY

CASE NUMBER: 75/75

Name: URWERK, UR-210 ‘BLACK HAWK’, A TITANIUM LIMITED EDITION AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH WITH SATELLITE TIME DISPLAY
Brand: CASE NUMBER: 75/75
Price: 70000.00 USD
Availability: SoldOut

Price Realised USD 88,200

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USD 40,000 - USD 80,000

Closed: 29 Mar 2022

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URWERK, UR-210 ‘BLACK HAWK’, A TITANIUM LIMITED EDITION AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH WITH SATELLITE TIME DISPLAY

CASE NUMBER: 75/75

Price Realised USD 88,200

Closed: 29 Mar 2022

Price Realised USD 88,200

Closed: 29 Mar 2022

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CIRCA: 2016
CASE MATERIAL: Titanium
DIMENSIONS: 43.8 mm x 53.6 mm x 17.8 mm.
STRAP MATERIAL: Black fabric strap
DIAL: Open-worked dial with minutes on a linear scale at the bottom with satellite hand depicting the hours
MOVEMENT: Cal. UR-7.10, automatic
FUNCTIONS: Time, revolving satellite complication with 3D flyback minute hand, power reserve indicator, winding efficiency indicator
BUCKLE: Black pin buckle
WITH: International warranty confirming the sale of the watch in 2016, product literature, presentation box and outer packaging

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Lot Essay

The UR-210’s satellite complication with retrograde minute is highly original take on time display systems. It also features a world-first complication that indicates winding efficiency over the last two hours. The indicator is located in the upper left corner, when resting, the hand will point towards the red zone, but when moving energetically it will switch to green, indicating that the watch is provided with new energy.

This allows the wearer to adjust the watch accordingly via the winding efficiency selector on the back, setting it to ‘full’, ‘reduced’ (engaging a rotor dampening system to avoid unnecessary wear on the mechanism) and ‘stop’ to run the watch purely off reserve power.