The CHAYKIN-KMR-02-0-K-02 is a mechanical in-house movement with a moon phase complication, introduced by Konstantin Chaykin at Baselworld 2012. It features a "mystery" display where the hands appear to float on a transparent dial, an optical effect created by two sapphire discs hidden beneath a central cap. The movement debuted at the AHCI booth and powers the Levitas Moon Phases.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Display Type
Analog
COMPLICATIONS
Moon Phase
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