Release Archive
Andreas Strehler’s Time Shadow turns a figure eight into a time display
A wandering hour disc and exposed minute wheel reduce timekeeping to two interlocked indications.
- Release date
- Unknown
- Source published
- Not verified
- Added to Chronolume
- 2026-11-08
- Article published
- 2026-11-08
Chronolume · Release archive · Based on Andreas Strehler
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What to know
Time Shadow replaces conventional hour and minute hands with a pair of interacting wheels. A black hour disc carries cut-out numerals that pass over an orange luminous dot, while the visible minute wheel drives the disc directly. Together the two wheels form a horizontal figure eight.
The manually wound movement has a stated 78-hour reserve, 132 components and 20 jewels, running at 3Hz. Its bridges are shaped around the same figure-eight idea, with grainage surfaces and hand-finished bevels making the movement’s construction legible through the back.
The stainless-steel case measures 41 by 47.2mm and 10mm thick. The original series was limited to eight and is sold out; the brand invites enquiries for bespoke pieces, with a listed bespoke price of CHF 59,000 excluding tax.
