Watch Konstantin Chaykin Wristmons Stargazer

Konstantin Chaykin’s Stargazer is the most complicated watch ever to be made in Russia. The
new Wristmon features 17 complications, with 664 parts, and the watch itself features a double-
sided case with two dials and pre-shaped reversible strap
Konstantin Chaykin is an independent, Russian watchmaker and a member of the Academy of Independent Creators in Watchmaking (AHCI). In 2003, the first creation was a tourbillon table clock, the only model to be made in modern-day Russia at the time. Chaykin is one of the most prolific inventors in the field of watchmaking, with more than 90 registered patents of inventions in his name. For his achievements, he was awarded the Gold Medal of the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO).
His outstanding creations include a series of four Computus Clocks that calculate the date of Orthodox Easter, including the Moscow Computus Clock, with 27 complications and 2,506 parts. It is one of the most complicated table clocks in the world. The Joker model with an anthropomorphic dial, released in 2017, instantly gained widespread popularity among collectors and started a whole family of Wristmons, recognisable characters with special personalities and their own history. In the past 6 years, the watchmaker has released more than 25 models in this collection, which has become his calling card.
Stargazer is the new protagonist in a collection of Wristmons endowed with own-produced movement and original complications. This watch opens another chapter in the chronicle of Konstantin Chaykin’s unique handiwork. While working on this watch, Chaykin concentrated on the idea of creating a ultra-complicated watch.