Mark in Paris
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An unusual outfit
It is not usual to see this kind of material for a watch, especially in such an innnovative and futuristic area.
I enjoyed reading the whole history of your "experience".
I find it interesting even if I would stick to usual materials (especially the very first one in Ti).
Thanks for sharing Fx.
Cheers, Mark
A morning in London with Urwerk and Timothy Everest to discover the UR-110 Eastwood
A few days before SalonQP, a few privileged people including myself received a special invitation from Urwerk. An appointment on a Friday morning, during the Fair ... not around the Saatchi Gallery, but in the workshop of the famous British designer Timot...
An unusual outfit
It is not usual to see this kind of material for a watch, especially in such an innnovative and futuristic area. I enjoyed reading the whole history of your "experience". I find it interesting even if I would stick to usual materials (especially the very ...
Thanks Mark for your words!
I think that these watches are more for people who already have Urwerk watches than newcomers in the brand world. Because for me too, they wouldn't be my first choice even if I love them! Fx
Even the loudspeakers are english! ;)
Bowers and Wikinson, if I am not wrong. The tweed Natos are a first, for me. Funny idea. Thanks for the report, Fx. Best, Nicolas
Very cool! But...
Only one problem: it is perfect for the wrist of a right-hander...but not quite as perfect for those of us who wear our watches on our right hands. (Not that it would fit under a shirt cuff, though!) And yes, Nico - those are definitely B&W speakers.....
I share your point...
Due to its shape, the UR-110 is much better on a left wrist... but Urwerk has a lot of options suitable for any wrist! ;) Fx
Excentric are both, but very nice is only the ...
dark ebony version to my taste. Not sure if I already have an appropriate outfit for the straps, but I would like to give it a try :-) Thanks a lot for sharing, FX! Oliver
FX, I think both of us ...
have a weakness for clothes from Italy - not to say Napoli. British, I only have one or two (old) shirts and some shoes - these days. But maybe it is easier to change the strap, as a start ;-) Best, Oliver