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Kudoke
Free KudOktopus
A very fine and attractive stainless steel skeletonized wristwatch with hand-engraved dial and movement, warranty and presentation box
Estimate
HK$40,000–80,000
€4,500–8,900
$5,100–10,300
Manufacturer
Kudoke
Year
Circa 2022
Case No
0387
Model Name
Free KudOktopus
Material
Stainless steel
Calibre
Manual, Unitas cal. 6498, 17 jewels
Bracelet/Strap
Leather
Clasp/Buckle
Stainless steel Kudoke pin buckle
Dimensions
42mm diameter
Signed
Case, dial and movement signed
Accessories
Accompanied by Kudoke warranty stamped Passion Fine Jewelery dated July 2022, certificate of accuracy, purchase invoice, thank you letter, additional unsigned stainless steel pin buckle, fitted presentation box and outer packaging.
Full-Cataloguing
Good to know:
- Excellent condition with well-preserved accessories
- Skeletonized wristwatch with hand-graved dial and movement
- Very detail octopus engraving with whimsical tentacle timekeeping hands
- GPHG award-winning independent brand Kudoke, led by German watchmaker Stefan Kudoke, specializes in hand-engraving dials and movements. Cased in a 42mm stainless steel space displays a skeletonized movement with a hand-engraved octopus spreading its tentacles across the dial and extending to the bevel and lugs, and replacing ordinary bridges in a movement.
- The attention to details is what makes Kudoke’s hand-engravings highly appreciated. Even details as tiny as the suction cups of the tentacles are carefully represented, and the blued hands are actually tentacles of the creature. Electroplated in white rhodium, the octopus is showing a bright presence that everyone can spot it right away.
- Operated by an onion crown, the movement is powered by an in-house modified hand-wound Unitas cal. 6498, recalling this engraving art piece, indeed, is a reliable timekeeping tool.
- Excellent condition with well-preserved accessories
- Skeletonized wristwatch with hand-graved dial and movement
- Very detail octopus engraving with whimsical tentacle timekeeping hands
- GPHG award-winning independent brand Kudoke, led by German watchmaker Stefan Kudoke, specializes in hand-engraving dials and movements. Cased in a 42mm stainless steel space displays a skeletonized movement with a hand-engraved octopus spreading its tentacles across the dial and extending to the bevel and lugs, and replacing ordinary bridges in a movement.
- The attention to details is what makes Kudoke’s hand-engravings highly appreciated. Even details as tiny as the suction cups of the tentacles are carefully represented, and the blued hands are actually tentacles of the creature. Electroplated in white rhodium, the octopus is showing a bright presence that everyone can spot it right away.
- Operated by an onion crown, the movement is powered by an in-house modified hand-wound Unitas cal. 6498, recalling this engraving art piece, indeed, is a reliable timekeeping tool.