Urwerk EMC SR-71 Watch
Introduced in 2013, Urwerk's EMC made headlines for the Electro Mechanical Control for which it's named. It allows the wearer to view the watch's timing rate via a hand crank-powered optical sensor, and adjust it using a single screw on the caseback. The EMC SR-71 keeps these features in place while adding a bit of history to the mix via pieces made from a repurposed SR-71 Blackbird fuselage. The material was melted down to create the crank mentioned above and bezel. Four indicators appear on the face: an hour and minute dial, a seconds dial, an 80-hour power reserve indicator, and a precision indicator. The 47.55mm case is made from matte black titanium and sits on a Velcro NATO strap; the watch is limited to 10 examples.
