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Kudoke was founded in 2007 in Frankfurt, Germany (Oder) by independent watchmaker Stefan Kudoke.
After graduating from the watchmaking school in Glashütte, he worked at Glashütte Original, where he was involved in the production and development of complex timepieces such as tourbillons. He then gained experience repairing watches for famous brands before becoming independent.


As both a watchmaker and a metal engraver, he handles every aspect of his work himself, from designing the patterns and processing the parts to engraving, assembling the movements, and even blueing and plating the parts.
While specializing in the creation of skeleton watches with intricate engraving, the company has now also released its own in-house movements, further expanding the range of its work.


Based on the belief that "true luxury lies in works of art crafted with meticulous care and time, one watch at a time," he continues to create new pieces with refined expression and high technical skill. Having recently moved his workshop to the outskirts of Dresden, and having been elected an associate member of the Association of Horlogerie Makers Independents (AHCI, commonly known as the Academie) at the 2019 Basel Fair, his profile is steadily rising. He is one of the watchmakers to watch in the future.

"Kudoke 1" 1,080,000 yen

Stainless steel case: 39mm diameter, 5 ATM water resistance, manual winding.

This piece represents a new frontier for Kudoke, utilizing an in-house movement. The dial features a classic layout with a small seconds subdial at the 9 o'clock position, resulting in a simple yet elegant style.
The beautiful blued hands, named "Infinity Hands," are inspired by the double spade hands found on vintage pocket watches. The brand's first in-house movement is based on British pocket watch movements, and the central bridge features delicate engraving, showcasing his talent as a metal engraver.

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