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Anton Suhanov’s Chronotope makes the week orbit the dial
A peripheral rotor and retrograde weekday display turn an ETA-derived base into a highly personal calendar watch.
- Release date
- Unknown
- Source published
- Not verified
- Added to Chronolume
- 2026-11-08
- Article published
- 2026-11-08
Chronolume · Release archive · Based on SJX Watches
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What to know
Chronotope is a day-date watch whose calendar is arranged as a spatial composition. The date sits conventionally at three, while a retrograde weekday indication sweeps across the upper dial. The layout makes the passage from one week to the next part of the watch’s visual rhythm.
Suhanov’s Su200.10 calibre is based on the ETA 2824-2 but substantially reconstructed with a peripheral automatic-winding system and the added calendar mechanism. The approach preserves a serviceable base while relocating the technical identity to the display and winding architecture.
The official product page describes a limited series of 33 pieces. This is a model profile rather than a new-release announcement; current price, allocation status and final reference details remain to be confirmed with the manufacture.
