Konstantin Chaykin's Hungry Wolf
The Konstantin Chaykin "Hungry Wolf" is the second timepiece in the "East" collection, featuring a detailed wolf's face design with unique complications. This watch showcases intricate finishing and a novel moonphase indicator that highlights the period around the full moon.
- 40mm stainless steel case
- 68-hour power reserve
- 30m water resistance
The "Hungry Wolf" is the second watch in Konstantin Chaykin's "East" collection, inspired by creatures associated with Eastern cultures.
Hours are displayed through the left eye at 10 o'clock, and minutes through the right eye at two o'clock, with the glint on each eye serving as the pointer.
The dial features a wavy relief guilloché across the forehead and lower dial to mimic fur texture, along with a dark geometric pattern on the nose bridge.
The moonphase complication is unique, displaying only the two to three-day period surrounding the full moon, with a red moon indication doubling as the wolf's tongue.
The mechanical complication required a redesign of the Joker indication module, increasing its component count from 61 to 111 parts.
The case is constructed from 38 components and features elongated upper lugs designed to resemble pointed wolf ears.