The Konstantin Chaykin Minions Titanium is a timepiece that captures the essence of joyful watchmaking. Inspired by the world-famous animated characters, this creation from Chaykin’s celebrated Wristmons collection blends humor, creativity, and haute horlogerie in a single, beautifully executed design.
At first glance, the watch evokes a smile — quite literally. Two large “eyes” dominate the dial, displaying hours and minutes via rotating discs, while a tiny moonphase indicator hides inside a cheerful mouth complete with miniature teeth. The titanium case, lightweight yet robust, measures 40 mm across and encloses the automatic Calibre K.07-3, an in-house-modified movement based on the Swiss ETA 2892A2, offering a 42-hour power reserve.
From Dubai Watch Week 2021 to a Modern Titanium Edition
Originally introduced during Dubai Watch Week 2021, the Minions watch immediately stood out as one of the most original designs in modern independent watchmaking. Konstantin Chaykin revisited the piece in titanium, bringing a contemporary aesthetic and a refined contrast between the vibrant yellow dial and the directional grey polish of the metal.
The attention to detail extends to the back of the watch, where an engraving of the beloved Minions adds a final touch of whimsy. Beyond its visual charm, the model demonstrates Chaykin’s technical prowess — every component of the time display module is designed and finished in-house, combining mechanical ingenuity with artistic expression.
Limited, Collectible, and Distinctly Konstantin Chaykin
With only 99 pieces produced worldwide, the Minions Titanium has already become a highly sought-after collector’s item. It’s not merely a playful accessory — it’s a mechanical work of art, celebrating the fusion of creativity and precision that defines Chaykin’s universe.
For collectors of independent watchmaking, this model represents a moment when fine craftsmanship meets storytelling — proof that haute horlogerie can be both serious and fun.
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