Watchmaking in Russia – Ripe with Prejudices In his booklet Watchmakers and Clockmakers in Russia 1400 to 1850 of 1972, Valentin Chenakal opens the text with the paragraph: “With all their great merits, the world list of watch and clock makers of the past...
The reference post! Thank you so much for taking time and passion to put it together and I don't mean post only..... and of course congrats on your beautiful piece. Sincerely Damjan
I am a huge fan of Mr. Chaykin's work and watches, his Cinema watch and the Lunokhod are two of his pieces I especially love. There are many that would love to own a piece by an AHCI member here, the survey definitely didn't capture the full extent of wat...
Regarding the Lunokhod model, our experiences are the same: Love it! Cannot afford it! This model, though, is the odd one out in his price list. The complicated case construction, involving third parties, is also bumping up the price. The independent watc...
If not the best, I have ever read in this forum. Well done! You made me drooling for timepieces representing such fine art and I will definitely try to find out more about this watchmaker. I am already hooked. Best Sam
Thank you for the beautiful explanations and photographs. I found the choice of world cities in the back, very clever as it becomes completely integrated with the spirit of this watch. Bravo and compliments to Mr Konstantin Chaykin. Kind regards Francois
Thanks for providing us with more insight both into the man, the history and your own journey towards a piece unique Chaykin! Very well written and so informative I hope more are in commission - especially if every one will come with such elaborate presen...
Dear Björn, congratulations for the love you and Konstantin have put in this horological adventure. I can perfectly understand how much pleasure comes from a pièce unique and how much authentical friendship you and Konstantin have experienced.