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Independent Watchmakers · 2025-11-12

Czapek Time Jumper turns jumping hours into a half-hunter spectacle

The anniversary Time Jumper combines a guilloché cover, dual-disc jumping hours and Czapek’s new automatic Calibre 10.01.

By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Czapek

Czapek Time Jumper steel front view
The steel Time Jumper with its guilloché half-hunter cover. Czapek ↗

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Czapek created the steel Time Jumper to mark ten years since the Maison’s revival. Its 40.5 mm case uses a half-hunter cover with an exclusive three-dimensional guilloché pattern and a central loupe. Beneath it, two sapphire discs form a 24-hour jumping-hour display while minutes travel around the periphery. The case is rated to 30 metres.

Czapek Time Jumper open case and movement
The Time Jumper opened to reveal its display and Calibre 10.01. Czapek ↗

Automatic Calibre 10.01 uses a central rotor in recycled 950 platinum and was designed, conceived and assembled in-house. It runs at 4 Hz and provides a stated 55-hour reserve. The steel model was limited to 100 pieces and launched at CHF 42,000 before taxes, paired with a fitted blue rubber strap.

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Czapek · Published 2025-11-12 ↗