Kudoke 3 "Al-Ajrab"

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Kudoke, established by Stefan Kudoke, a German Independent watchmaker, winner of 2 GPHG awards. Kudoke is well known for its refined hand-finished watches made in traditional German watchmaking ways.

Part of their Handwerk line that means handcraft in German that features their in-house movement. The Kudoke 3 is inspired by antique English pocket watch that display the time in an unconventional way.

The hour is indicated with the help of a hand that has three arms of different lengths and runs between the two dials. When one arm of the hand reaches the end of the hour scale, the next longer or shorter arm appears at the beginning of the next hour scale. Hours 2, 6 and 10 are then shown twice on different scales before the current hand arm moves on.

The case measures at 39mm in diameter with just over 10mm in thickness. It has a distinct flutted onion shaped crown.

This Kudoke 3 Al-Ajrab is a 24 piece limited edition. It draws inspiration from the historical significance of Al-Ajrab Sword, once belonging to Imam Turki bin Abdullah Al Saud, the founder of the Second Saudi State.

The dial is made of two parts, the upper part including its hour plate is frosted in mint green color and the lower part is frosted in silver. The minute hand is Arabian Sword-shaped and it is hand-polished.

This Kudoke 3 is powered by the in-house Kaliber 1, rhodium plated with hand engraved balance cock with infinity symbol and 10:10 signature and hand engraved Kudoke logo in Arabic.