KUDOKE – Independent Watchmaking

Discover our Watches

And the Oscar goes to…

KUDOKE celebrates another major achievement: for the second time, the independent watchmakers have been honored with the prestigious “Petite Aiguille Award” at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG). After the KUDOKE 2 won in the same category in 2019, the KUDOKE 3 Salmon has now captured the international jury’s attention in the category for watches priced between 3,000 and 10,000 CHF.

Take time …

…for the exceptional, one-of-a-kind mechanical masterpieces of KUDOKE. Combining distinctive craftsmanship and the power of the imagination, master watchmaker and GPHG laureate Stefan Kudoke creates unique pieces of mechanical art. Chief among his classical skills, meticulous hand skeletonizing and engraving transform an upscale ébauche into an extraordinary KUDOKE. The preservation of traditional watchmaking techniques in our quest for the exceptional is our unceasing ambition and raison d’être.

More about KUDOKE.

Ticking pieces of art

When creativity, mechanics, and craftsmanship come together.

More about KUNSTwerk.

Pure watchmaking

Just like one hundred years ago, simple timepieces are created and finished by hand interpreted in a contemporary way.

KUDOKE 3 made according to this recipe has just been awarded the “Petite Aiguille Prize” within the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève.

More about HANDwerk.

KUDOKE 3 – Flakes

Hand engraving has been an essential part of KUDOKE’s DNA from the very beginning, and this tradition is masterfully continued with the new dial variant for KUDOKE 3. The artistic engraving of the upper dial and the meticulously polished bevel create an exceptional depth and refinement. The engraving technique, which we call “Flakes,” involves gradually carving out tiny flakes of material. This handcrafted process requires not only the utmost patience and skill but also significant time, making each dial a unique work of art.