Independent Watchmakers · 2026-04-07
KUDOKE gives its hand-wound 1 and 2 models tremblage dials
Hand-engraved texture brings a new surface treatment to two established KUDOKE designs.
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on KUDOKE
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What to know
KUDOKE has introduced tremblage-dial versions of the KUDOKE 1 and KUDOKE 2, applying one of traditional engraving’s most demanding surface techniques to its HANDwerk collection. The irregular, finely worked texture is produced by hand and gives the otherwise restrained dials a shifting visual depth. Both watches retain their characteristic blued hands and the brand’s infinity-shaped hour-hand motif.
The 39mm models use KUDOKE’s manually wound in-house architecture, with approximately 46 hours of power reserve and 50 metres of water resistance. The KUDOKE 1 carries small seconds, while the KUDOKE 2 adds its sculptural 24-hour sky display. The new dials were announced on 7 April 2026 ahead of their Masters of Horology debut in Geneva.
