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The watches made of wood and stone
Your personal piece of nature
What do our wood watches represent?
Holzkern watches are meant to be more than just timekeepers. Regardless of where or when you are in life, as a product of nature, our watches are meant to not only help you make the most out of your time, but also to serve as a daily reminder to celebrate the natural world and to reflect on your individuality.
We at Holzkern would like to encourage you to spend time with loved ones and on meaningful ventures. Become part of our community and show us on our Socials with #holzkern what you are making out of your time!
Enjoy your time!
Countless Designs - Limited Production Series
Naturally Unique. Uniquely Natural.
Natural Materials & Precise Craftsmanship
Our watches are manufactured by hand from high-quality wood and stone. Through the careful selection of these and other premium materials, as well as the unique texture inherent to each piece of wood and stone, it is ensured that each of our watches will be a one-of-a-kind, natural specimen. Experience the unique feeling of wearing a true piece of nature with the inimitable haptic of wood and stone.
Unique Designs & High-Quality Movements
Inspired by picturesque landscapes and unique urban spaces, our designs bring modern style together with a natural aesthetic and as a result, Holzkern watches are noteworthy companions for every occasion, regardless of the fashion. Now, as beautiful as our watches are on the outside, we also carefully consider their inner beauty when selecting their movements. To ensure longevity and reliability, we rely on well-established Swiss and Japanese manufacturers, namely Ronda, Citizen, and Seiko.
Affordable Prices & Reinvesting in Nature
As a small company, we reduce expenses where it makes sense. That’s why we maintain a very lean organizational structure in the company and precisely coordinate the distribution of our products. In this way, our customers are guaranteed to receive their orders in mint condition, as well as at a fair and reasonable price. Together, with your help, we are able to re-invest in the environment with a portion of each sale. You can read more about this topic in the OUR ROOTS section.
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Time for Nature - Time for you
Retreat to nature for a long-overdue break from the humdrum of modern life!
If it’s beyond your reach at the moment, you can peruse our blog page “Time for Nature” where we feature breathtaking images of natural landscapes and landmarks captured by our team of Holzkern photographers. Allow these amazing images to inspire you and use them as a reminder to practice reflection and thankfulness.
The Salza waterfall
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June 04, 2020
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Time for Nature
We messaged couch surfers from all mountain regions in Central Europe – according to the plan "whoever answers first gets a visit from us"...
About forests and trees
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May 19, 2020
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Time for Nature
I am particularly fascinated by forests or standalone trees, as every single tree shows unparalleled beauty, uniqueness and therefore tells its own personal story.
Visiting Green Slovenia
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May 04, 2020
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Time for Nature
With about 2 million inhabitants, Slovenia is one of the smallest countries in Europe - but one of the most diverse and beautiful countries Europe has to offer...
Travelling through the Harz
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April 22, 2020
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Time for Nature
I wanted to use October to take some scenic autumn pictures for my portfolio. Therefore, I spent four days in the Harz Mountains. The national park of the Harz is the perfect backdrop. Besides rivers, ponds and lakes, mountains and hiking trails can be discovered.
And that was exactly my plan. Early in the morning, before the sun rose, I grabbed my camera, drove to a lake and waited for the sun to come up. Unfortunately, the weather god had something against it. But even without the sun's rays, the Harz offers many different motifs.
A highlight is the Brockenbahn, which leads to the Brocken, the highest mountain in Northern Germany. If you want to break out of your everyday life for a few days and get fresh, clean air, you should look at the Harz Mountains as a weekend destination.
Lake Eibsee in the change of the seasons
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April 06, 2020
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Time for Nature
I am regularly drawn to this magical place, especially the many bays of the northern shore with their varied views of the Wetterstein mountains...
Magical Black Forest
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March 17, 2020
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Time for Nature
Thanks to the fog, the path was a unique motif already, which made us stop again and again and catch new perspectives...
Finding happiness in snow-covered Norway
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February 10, 2020
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Time for Nature
Together with Denmark and Iceland, Norway is one of the "happiest countries" on this planet...
The Garmisch Region
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January 26, 2020
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Time for Nature
Inspired by the colours, the clear blue water with the greenish shimmering islands, the mountains, and the surrounding forests, I have been to this place several times since then..
As it gets dark outside...
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January 04, 2020
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Time for Nature
Taking pictures by night is different. You always stay alert. Maybe this is what makes these trips so fascinating.
Extreme Cold
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December 17, 2019
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Time for Nature
Lying outside at -17°C in the Finnish winter and watching the northern lights for hours was one of the most beautiful experiences I have had so far.
Breathtaking Iceland
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November 20, 2019
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Time for Nature
I will probably never forget the moment when I first saw how a slightly greenish shimmering band became brighter and brighter and began to tremble over me...
Hut fire
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October 18, 2019
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Time for Nature
Harmonious, timeless and quiet - that is how I would describe this autumn morning at the Hubertussee...
