
SALMANPK's original post ignited a vibrant discussion among collectors about the future of Urban Jürgensen under Kari Voutilainen's stewardship. This article explores the community's nuanced reactions to the new Urban Jürgensen models, focusing on design choices, technical innovations, and the brand's evolving legacy. It delves into whether these new timepieces successfully honor the brand's heritage while pushing contemporary boundaries.

...the site is a bit of a mess. The dials are using a '0' instead of a '12.' No idea why. And a hour/minute/second/power reserve dress watch is 39.5mm x 12.2mm. Why? I will stick to vintage...
Not having them anymore is a big miss, they are Maserating the brand. Source: ssongwatches
...and the UJ 3 perpetual which is listed at 13.9mm looks massive. Can't anyone make thin watches anymore? Monochrome
Like said before, à nice young vintage one! Dirk
...the movements are beautiful for what they are. But no elegance in the overall package. The watches should be far thinner to start with.
135 for the simple one, 210k euro for the perpetual and 470k euro for the tourbillon Nice watches buts it’s gotten more ridiculous than I ever thought was possible
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