Alexander Shorokhoff Full Calendar Merkur AS.VK-MKR5 watch
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Alexander Shorokhoff Full Calendar Merkur AS.VK-MKR5 watch: Luxurious design with full calendar, moon phase functions and hand-decorated movement.
Limited edition of 31 pieces
Specification
CASE
diameter: 43.5 mm
height: 11.55 mm
material: stainless steel.316 L shiny
GLASS
sapphire, scratch-resistant with anti-reflective coating
BACK COVER
transparent with sapphire crystal
WATERPROOFNESS
3 ATM (30 m)
DIAL
green with gold outer bezel and gold details
Clockwork
MACHINE TYPE
Swiss mechanical movement DD 9000 with automatic winding and hand-engraved movement
POWER RESERVE
max. 42 hours
CROWN
1st position - basic
2nd position - time setting
FUNCTIONS
time indication (central hour, minute and second hand)
date indication (central date hand) indication of the day of the week and month of the year (at the 12 o'clock position)
Moon phase indication (at 6 o'clock position)
Packaging
Box with warranty booklet with the stamp of the official importer for Slovakia and the Czech Republic
Strap
Soft orange calfskin strap stitched with white thread
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Description
Alexander Shorokhoff once again impressed with his innovative design in the form of a full calendar.
The new model, called "Merkur", is a special watch that, in addition to displaying the current time, also shows the date, day of the week and month. Unlike a simple date display that only displays the current date, a full calendar provides a more comprehensive date function. A watch with a full calendar is therefore a practical choice for those who want to have all the important information about the date at a glance.
The name “Merkur” was inspired by the planet Mercury. With its cratered surface structure reminiscent of the Moon, it seamlessly integrates into the design concept of the new model.
The day is displayed via a central date hand with an orange tip, while the day of the week and month are displayed at the 12 o'clock position. In addition, the "Merkur" offers an additional function that displays the current moon phase at the 6 o'clock position. It shows how the moon appears in the sky and in which phase it is. This function is designed to display the moon as a small disk that slowly moves over the course of the month, showing the different phases of the moon, such as full, crescent, new and waning.
During a full moon, an orange "ball" appears exactly in the center of the hole, opposite the 29.5-day mark, which is the time it takes the Moon to orbit the Earth and go through all its phases.