Full Calendar Cadamomo Black

Description

The most sought-after watch by Alexander Shorokhoff.

Since the introduction of the new full calendar feature, the demand for extraordinary full calendar designs at Alexander Shorokhoff has skyrocketed. A full calendar in itself is nothing new, but no one does it like Alexander Shorokhoff. The bold color combinations and the unique subdials for month and weekday indications are truly special and reflect the avant-garde spirit of the Alzenau-based manufacture.

The first edition of the full calendar, called “CADAMOMO,” sold out in no time, paving the way for an impressive successor: “CADAMOMO BLACK.

The functions have remained the same, as this special automatic watch also provides information on the date, day of the week, month, and 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 is depicted by a small disc that moves slowly over the course of a month. The day is highlighted by a central yellow date hand with a blue tip. The day of the week is indicated by a small white ball at the 10 o’clock position, while the month is marked by a small white arrow at the 2 o’clock position.

The name “CADAMOMO” of the successor model is not chosen arbitrarily. A closer look at the letter pairs – CA-DA-MO-MO – reveals a rather artistic meaning. CA stands for “calendar,” DA for “day,” MO for “month,” and the second MO for “moon.” This is how this creative name came about.

At the heart of the “CADAMOMO BLACK” beats the DD9000 automatic caliber from Dubois Depraz. The three subdial discs for day, month, and moon have been modified by designer Alexander
Shorokhov and carefully reworked and assembled by the master watchmakers at Alexander Shorokhoff’s watchmanufactory. With its blued screws and the precision of 25 jewels that adorn the movement, it is a true expression of precision and elegance.

With a limited edition of only 50 pieces, the new model is a tribute to the avant-garde and the creative spirit of Alexander Shorokhov.