URWERK’s newest chapter is all about making a statement on the wrist. The fresh UR-101 T-Rex, forged in bronze and etched with an intricate scale-like texture, is here to shake up the brand’s T-Rex family. By gently oxidizing and brushing the bronze, URWERK has created a surface that ages into a deeper hue—without slipping into that classic green patina. Call it a wearable piece of modern armor.
The silhouette curves with intention, ensuring a snug fit and nodding to URWERK’s early obsession with unconventional shapes. There’s a small puller for setting the time, echoing the original UR-101 in a neat revival of the brand’s past. Under the hood, the newly developed UR-1.01V caliber fuels URWERK’s signature wandering hours display—an idea co-founder Felix Baumgartner and team once labored over in their early days, turning it into their defining hallmark.
This creation stands as a limited run of 100 pieces, each priced at $45,000. URWERK, founded in 1997 by Baumgartner and Martin Frei, continues to push boundaries with every new launch. By blending a distinct sculptural exterior with a movement that plays by its own rules, the UR-101 T-Rex arrives ready to land on wrists that demand something out of the ordinary.
