Haute Horlogerie · Rose Gold

Urooj
Apogée

Time, laid bare.

Scroll to disassemble

01 · The Dial

A perpetual calendar
with nothing to hide.

The skeletonized dial is pared back to its skeleton alone — bridges, not surfaces. Behind the hands, a moonphase in aventurine tracks the lunar cycle to a single day's drift over 122 years.

02 · The Movement

407 components.
Zero shortcuts.

Twin balance wheels beat in resonance for a rate few movements hold. Forty ruby jewels carry the gear trains; every bridge is bevelled and black-polished by hand, the way it was done a century ago.

03 · The Maker

Assembled by one
watchmaker, start to finish.

No line, no handoff. A single pair of hands lays down all 407 parts — and signs the caseback when the last one is set.

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Reference UA·2401·RG

Specification

The full technical record, as it appears on the certificate delivered with each piece.

01

Movement

Calibre
UA-2401, manual winding
Components
407
Jewels
40 rubies
Frequency
2 × 21,600 vph, twin balance
Power reserve
72 hours
Finishing
Hand-bevelled, black-polished bridges
02

Complications

Calendar
Perpetual — day, date, month, leap year
Astronomical
Aventurine moonphase, ±1 day / 122 yrs
Display
Fully skeletonized dial
Regulator
Free-sprung, twin resonance escapement
03

Case

Material
18k 5N rose gold
Diameter
40.5 mm
Thickness
9.8 mm
Crystal
Anti-reflective sapphire, front & back
Strap
Hand-stitched brown alligator, gold pin buckle
04

Assurance

Water resistance
30 m (3 ATM)
Warranty
8 years, international
Edition
Numbered, 50 pieces per annum
Certification
Poinçon de Genève
Macro detail of the Urooj Apogée skeletonized dial and rose gold case

Every bevel catches the light differently. That is the point.

The Atelier

One bench.
One pair of hands.
Six months.

At Urooj, a watch is never passed down a line. From the first bridge to the final regulation, a single watchmaker carries the movement — learning its temperament, correcting its rate, and answering for it with a signature on the caseback.

The skeletonization is cut by hand, not milled to a template. Each bridge is thinned until only structure remains, then anglage is filed at forty-five degrees and black-polished against tin until it reflects like still water. Under a loupe, there is nowhere to hide — which is precisely the intention.

407

Components

50

Pieces / year

1

Watchmaker

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