In the esoteric world of watchmaking, Devon Works watches represent a very small segment within an already niche area of the watch-collector market. Why" Its unique timepieces are not powered by a quartz or mechanical movement; instead, they are powered by electronic motors that receive energy from a rechargeable battery, similar to how a smartwatch works, but not identical.

This watch was originally released in anticipation of 2015’s The Force Awakens, but it’s still available from Devon Works and from various second-hand watch dealers. Like other timepieces in Devon Work’s catalog, the watch is large-sized, with high-tech styling, and is animated by the same type of electronically powered movement.
Imperial Crest motif on crown, Darth Vader’s helmet-inspired design to left and right of the crown At 66.3-mm length by 22.1-mm thickness by 61.2-mm width, the 316L stainless steel case ? which has been aptly treated with a true black DLC coating ?makes its presence known. Instead of a sapphire crystal, the watch has a scratch-resistant polycarbonate lens with so-called “bulletproof” durability.
The presentation stand features TIE Fighter wings
The movement features four interwoven 2-micron thin nylon time belts, driven by four micro-step motors that are controlled by a temperature-compensated crystal and onboard microprocessor.
This unique system moves the four intersecting belts across the dial to display hours, minutes and seconds...