The Watch of the Future Has Arrived and It Will Blow Your Mind!
Imagine a watch with no hands, yet it tells time in a way you could only dream of. The young French brand SpaceOne, founded in 2019, has just launched its new model, the Worldtimer, which combines space-inspired aesthetics with automotive design. This watch isn’t just a fashion accessory – it’s a revolution in watchmaking.
A Design That Takes Your Breath Away
The Worldtimer looks like it just landed from a spaceship. Instead of classic hands, it uses rotating discs! At the 3 o’clock position, there’s a minute disc, in the center a seconds disc, and at 6 o’clock a 12-hour time display disc. But that’s not all – at 9 o’clock, two coaxial discs show 24-hour time for different cities around the world.
Technology and Materials
The watch case is made from grade 5 titanium, known for its strength and light weight. A combination of polished, brushed, and sandblasted surfaces creates stunning reflections that enhance the futuristic look. A sapphire crystal dome protects the time discs and adds extra shine.
Mechanism and Functionality
Inside beats an automatic Soprod P024 movement with a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour and a power reserve of 38 hours. The Worldtimer complication is developed and assembled in Paris, confirming SpaceOne’s dedication to precise mechanics and quality.
Limited Edition and Price
This futuristic watch comes in a limited series: 100 silver, 100 blue, and 100 black cases. The price? Just €3,000! Pre-orders have already started, so if you want to be part of this revolution, better hurry.
Why This Watch Matters
In a world where watches are often just fashion statements, SpaceOne brings something that is both art and technology. This watch isn’t just for those who want to tell time, but for those who want to wear a piece of the future on their wrist.
Ready to Forget About Hands?
If you thought you’ve seen it all in watches, think again. The Worldtimer proves innovation knows no bounds. Now, while you ponder whether you need a watch that looks like it’s from outer space, take a look at your old watch and ask yourself – can it do this?
Share your thoughts in the comments – would you wear a watch without hands? Or are you a traditionalist at heart? Let the debate begin!
