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Anton Suhanov’s Racer Retro puts jumping hours behind a skeleton dial

The 28-piece Racer Retro exposes a jumping-hour and retrograde-minute mechanism inspired by classic dashboards.

Chronolume · Release archive · Based on Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève

Anton Suhanov Racer Retro front view
Racer Retro skeleton dial and dashboard-inspired display. Anton Suhanov ↗

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This archive note summarises attributed sources. Read the source at Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève ↗

What to know

Racer Retro translates the layered instrumentation of a vintage car dashboard into a skeletonised wristwatch. Retrograde minutes return to zero at the top of the hour, triggering a jumping-hour indication and advancing a second 24-hour display used for another time zone.

Anton Suhanov Racer Retro detail
Official Racer Retro detail image. Anton Suhanov ↗

The automatic movement runs at 28,800 vibrations per hour and provides a stated 38-hour reserve. A central 20-second indication, date display and exposed mechanism add information without returning to a conventional pair of hands.

Anton Suhanov Racer Retro wrist view
Official photograph of Racer Retro. Anton Suhanov ↗

The steel case is 42mm wide and 12.5mm thick with 30 metres of water resistance. GPHG records a March 2023 launch, a 28-piece edition and a launch price of CHF 28,900 including tax.

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Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève ↗