All the respect for the great entrepreneurs. One of the best vision of the industry is found in Urwerk. Many thanks, Mark for this piece!

Bravo MAD! Fantastic to Urwerk as the first non-group Who's Who of Watchmaking! That's the most talkative I've ever seen Felix!

I love your videos! And your accent is charming while you deliver modern and American phrases: "You may need to be The Rock to wear it" and "Even though this video was long, it could have been longer!" LOL

I remember seeing Urwerk for the very first time almost 20 years ago in a watch s store in Miami Beach and I instantly feel in love and said the rose gold 103 is my favorite watch in the world, and that still holds true today!

Great as always, thank you for keep expanding my knowledge! ✌🏼👌🏼

Terrific new series. Perhaps consider focusing the title: "Who's Who of INDEPENDENT watchmaking; standing alongside the more mainstream companies ( notice how I avoided the word brand!). My vote for next episode: Laurent Ferrier. Great job, M-AD. Viva The WatchesTv.

That clock at 1.58 sec is beautifully constructed l love it. Urwerk make fascinating time pieces, at 11.55 sec is one of them. And the EMC speaks for it's self. l love watching the watch makers do their thing. Thanks Marc 👏👏👏🕶👓

Great video as always, I can't get enough of seeing Martin draw but very nice to hear Felix's insights and perspective!

well thought out video and presentation, great to hear their philosophy and initial conception of the UR-101. excited to see their future developments!

Thank you for your super high quality content. It's nice to be able to sit at my desk here in Kansas, and learn about these amazing timepieces.

What a great piece; really enjoyable and incredibly interesting. Look forward to more in this series.

Great video.. looking forward for more.. !!

Excellent video! As always it was a pleasure to watch!

Aaaaagggh this is awesome! Looking forward to many more!

great work, love the content and the personality

Love the long length new " Who's Who " series About Urwerk... De Gustibus non est disputandum

I would say it wasn't long enough lol. Great video, probably my favorite brand of watches.

Great video. Keep them coming!

Awesome info, can't wait for the next!!!

URWERK is my favorite watch brand.

Thinking outside the box, definitely made them standout. Amazing work.

Thank you very much for the amazing content! Beautiful made and very informative! Keep up the amazing work!

like the lengthy portraits. Great work :)

Another excellent video! Your shows are amazing 😎

Passionnant, merci!

The drawings alone are great art !!!

Would love to see a vide on old/new manufacturer Czapek. Great work and please keep it up as long as possible :)

brilliant as usual

Very nice episode! Cheers

Great!

Very good I subscribe. Greetings from Argentina

These guys are crazy brilliant!

not long for me and thanks for the new series !!

Thanks, I learned a lot. Good information.

Urwerk is superb, hope to buy one someday, I will be looking forward to a De Bethune episode!

I love Urwerk! thanks for the video.

As a sw engineer this impresses the hell out me, superb mechanical engineering

With the quality that you present Mark you should have more than 124K subscription.

Merci, très intéressant :-D

17:55 The French and Swiss Parts in Germany? That is new to me as a German 😄

Rotary engine in a watch?! Fab!

Great video of one of my all-time favourite independent haute horological makers! However, I am saddened that one of the famous watches in the world was not featured or mentioned in this video: the Harry Winston Opus 5 by Felix Baumgartner of Urwerk, with Maximilian Büsser at the helm of Harry Winston Rare Timepieces as CEO at the time. I believe this watch, alongside Ulysse Nardin's Genghis Khan/Classic Trilogy 889-70, Issey Miyake OvO (via Seiko Instruments; I own this watch though it is in poor condition), Tokyo Flash PIMP watches (original TF, not what it is now), and an old simple cheap Seiko Quartz watch for my 16th birthday, are the watches that set alight my fascination with haute horology in my later life. I cannot afford any haute timepieces (best I can do is Xeric watches, which I love), but Opus 5 was definitely THE watch that inspired me to fall in love with Urwerk, later MB&F when it came to be, Credor, and Ressence. It also led me to this channel, my favourite of all watch YT channels :) Otherwise, fantastic video as always :D

Urwerk is not to my taste but its fascinating to get inside the mind of the creators. :)

I just love Urwerk watches, but price is an issue... But I suppose that's part of the commitment

nice vedio ,beoutifol new collections of urwerk

Nice video,beautiful urwerk watches

4:35 , best part we all know the master of complication :) hahah... Frank Muller with the ETA movement ...^^

Evolutionary!

I do like Urwerk's watches - they are interesting & different. My issue with them, though, is that I think their older models feel dated now, and the new one's will too in time.

I taught it was rather short

i wonder how many do they sell with these watches

They have courage....I hope Urwerk will resist on the market in the coming years.

Electro swing and modern Haute Horologie. Have I died and ascended?

that background. what is that?

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It's easy to see this is the most obsessed guy

This Video in German would be great. In general, German would be great. Many watchmakers can speak German ;)

Why do they spell "Uhrwerk" wrong?

uhm that is not my werk.

EMC is dope

Bist du ein schweizer?

I just got bored after 6 minutes,,Shame about the glasses,! 😂😂😂🤮🤮