Louis Erard X Kudoke
Le Régulateur Louis Erard X Kudoke
Louis Erard makes light of existing codes, creating watches challenging the very essence of horology. Reinventing tradition.
Since the start in 1929, Its independence is a perpetual strength, a source of freedom inspired by the pioneering spirit of the Swiss jura and expressed trough there iconic regulators and mechanical watches. Since the leadership from Manuel Emch, Louis Erard prioritizes innovation and lasting excellence over fast growth.
One unique thing Louis Erard does, that separates them from other watch manufacturers is their collaborations. Earlier we have seen Louis Erard working with artists and visionaries, such as Alain Silberstein, Konstantin Chaykin and Cédric Johner. But now, in collaboration with the german watchmaker Stefan Kudoke they present a set of four watches to join the "Le Régulateur" family.
Limited Edition Of 78
Limited Edition Of 100
Limited Edition Of 78
Limited Edition Of 100
In a nod to Stefan Kudoke's infinity symbol, the collab’ lineup is packed with eight distingtive details of Kudoke’ “HANDWORK” Dials. Four watches in a play on geometry highlighting the regulator’s "three in-line hands" design through highly recognizable features.
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Dial
The dial of the purple, blue and green watches has a beautiful grained finish, enclosed by a beautiful rhodium plated chapter ring, counter rings and logo plates. That are decorated with a stain finish and polished chamfers. Dials that is fully designed by Kudoke.
To top it all, Kudoke signature hands i blue steel.
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Details
Frosted dial or mother-of-pearl dial. Blued steel hands. Infinity-symbol shaped hours hand. Rhodium-plated railway-track chapter ring & counter rings. Roman numerals & dots. Brushed Kudoke & Luis Erard nameplates. Iconic Kudoke colors. Polished chamfered nameplates and rings. These are eight Kudoke typical signatures that you will be able to find on these watches.
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Inside this 42mm case, the automatic regulator movement with 31 jewels and beating with 28 800 vibrations per hour. Giving this watch a 38 hour power reserve.
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