
The UR-110 is a watch with attitude. From the base of its unusual asymmetrical case to the three arrow-shaped “torpedoes” flying in formation with the mission of indicating the time, the UR-110 has serious attitude. 
Enveloped in a secure titanium case, planetary gearing keeps the three hour satellites in parallel formation as they take turns to indicate the time as they pass the 60-minute track. An "Oil Change" indicator alerts the user when it is time for a service; a “Day/Night” indicator helps keep track of changing time zones; and twin turbines on the back minimize wear in the automatic winding system.
This new complication is made possible thanks to a construction with three levels of complexity:


| Movement | : | Calibre UR 9.01 mechanical, automatic winding |
| Balance | : | Monometallic |
| Jewels | : | 46 |
| Frequency | : | 28,800v/h, 4Hz |
| Balance spring | : | Flat |
| Power | : | Single barrel |
| Power reserve | : | 39 hours |
| Winding system | : | Uni-directional rotor regulated by double turbines |
| Finish | : | Matting, circular graining and diamond-cuts |
| Indications | : | Satellite complication with rotating hour/minute modules mounted on planetary gears Control Board: “Day/Night” indicator ; “Oil Change” alerting service intervals and small seconds |
| Case | : | in Grade 5 titanium with bezel in 316L stainless steel |
| Dimensions | : | 47mm X 51mm X 16mm |
| Crown | : | Two position with integrated protection |
| Water resistance | : | 3 ATM |