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
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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.
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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