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SpaceOne Launches Futuristic WorldTimer Watch for Global Travelers
SummarySpaceOne launches the WorldTimer, blending space and automotive design for modern travelersThe watch features rotating discs, titanium construction and an intuitive three-position crownLimited to 600 pieces, pre-orders begin June 26 at €2,700 EUR (approx. $3,111 USD )SpaceOne enters its third chapter with the launch of the WorldTimer, a bold evolution of the brand’s space-inspired design ethos. Following the success of the Jumping Hour and Tellurium models, the WorldTimer is designed to accompany modern globetrotters through a timepiece that fuses space shuttle aesthetics with automotive design cues, courtesy of returning designer Olivier Gamiette.Departing from traditional watchmaking norms, the WorldTimer replaces classic hands with a system of rotating discs. The display architecture includes a minutes disc at 3 o’clock, a central seconds disc, a 12-hour disc at 6 o’clock. On top of that are dual coaxial discs at 9 o’clock that indicate the 24-hour time and corresponding cities. This innovative layout is paired with a three-position crown that allows for intuitive adjustments: manual winding, quick city disc setting and synchronized 12H/24H time setting.Crafted from Grade 5 titanium - chosen for its strength and lightness - the timepiece is finished with a mix of polished, brushed and sandblasted textures that play with light and form. A sapphire dome protects the 24-hour and city discs, as well as the hour disc, reinforcing the watch’s futuristic character.Inside, the WorldTimer is powered by the reliable Soprod P024 automatic movement, operating at 28,800 vibrations per hour with a 38-hour power reserve. The in-house WorldTimer complication, developed and assembled in Paris, underscores the brand’s commitment to mechanical ingenuity.With only 600 pieces available in the first batch, the SpaceOne WorldTimer will be offered for pre-order starting June 26 at €2,700 EUR (approx. $3,111 USD ). For more information, head over to the brand's official website.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
Summary
- SpaceOne launches the WorldTimer, blending space and automotive design for modern travelers
- The watch features rotating discs, titanium construction and an intuitive three-position crown
- Limited to 600 pieces, pre-orders begin June 26 at €2,700 EUR (approx. $3,111 USD )
SpaceOne enters its third chapter with the launch of the WorldTimer, a bold evolution of the brand’s space-inspired design ethos. Following the success of the Jumping Hour and Tellurium models, the WorldTimer is designed to accompany modern globetrotters through a timepiece that fuses space shuttle aesthetics with automotive design cues, courtesy of returning designer Olivier Gamiette.
Departing from traditional watchmaking norms, the WorldTimer replaces classic hands with a system of rotating discs. The display architecture includes a minutes disc at 3 o’clock, a central seconds disc, a 12-hour disc at 6 o’clock. On top of that are dual coaxial discs at 9 o’clock that indicate the 24-hour time and corresponding cities. This innovative layout is paired with a three-position crown that allows for intuitive adjustments: manual winding, quick city disc setting and synchronized 12H/24H time setting.
Crafted from Grade 5 titanium - chosen for its strength and lightness - the timepiece is finished with a mix of polished, brushed and sandblasted textures that play with light and form. A sapphire dome protects the 24-hour and city discs, as well as the hour disc, reinforcing the watch’s futuristic character.
Inside, the WorldTimer is powered by the reliable Soprod P024 automatic movement, operating at 28,800 vibrations per hour with a 38-hour power reserve. The in-house WorldTimer complication, developed and assembled in Paris, underscores the brand’s commitment to mechanical ingenuity.
With only 600 pieces available in the first batch, the SpaceOne WorldTimer will be offered for pre-order starting June 26 at €2,700 EUR (approx. $3,111 USD ). For more information, head over to the brand's official website.
Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
