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Mahesh introduces the Kudoke 5, a timepiece that exemplifies Stefan Kudoke's consistent design philosophy while pushing boundaries in case, movement, and time display. This article highlights the watch's central hand-engraved dome, a refined evolution of the Kudoke 2's complication. It offers a detailed look at the innovative movement design, including a lubricant-free Zirconium ball bearing, making it a compelling read for enthusiasts of independent watchmaking.
very original and nice design and way of displaying time. Thanks for sharing. Best, Emmanuel
The amount of dial work on this is incredible and beautiful, maybe I am not fully understanding it but it seems you can only tell the hour and then to the nearest 15 minute intervals. I'm not sure just how many would be happy with keeping time this way. But I suppose with a dial this beautiful who cares what the time is. Marc
Did I see this correctly that there is only an hour indicator and no minute one?
Also on 24 hours, that way they could manage PR vs Torque to move a dome (not the same weight as 2 hands)
Honestly a one-hander is too boring and vague for me, like this Schauer, except the Pikto has seconds AND the SmileDay feature, and a date, and the hands make me smile: The artwork is what you have to be content with on Stefanās watch. Cazalea
Often pictures magnify the size disproportionately
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