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Christiaan van der Klaauw
CVDK Planetarium Black Aventurine
CKPT33B4
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| Specification | Christiaan van der KlaauwCVDK Planetarium Black Aventurine | ChronoswissDelphis Oracle |
|---|---|---|
| Reference | CKPT33B4 | CH-1421.1E-BLBK |
| Winding | Automatic winding | Automatic winding |
| Calibre | CKM-01 Manufacture; CVDK Planetarium module | C.6004 |
| Diameter | 40 mm | 42 mm |
| Size / thickness | 40 mm | 42 × 14.5 mm |
| Power reserve | 60 hours | Approximately 55 hours |
| Case material | Stainless steel, 40 mm | 18-carat red gold; 42 × 14.5 mm |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, date, month, six-planet Planetarium | Jumping hour; retrograde minute; small seconds |
| Crystal | Not stated in the review | Not stated in the review |
| Water resistance | Not stated in the review | Not stated in the review |
| Price and market | Not stated in the review | Not stated in the review |
Christiaan van der Klaauw · CVDK Planetarium Black Aventurine
Strengths
A rare reason to observe a watch for years: the Planetarium brings the scale of the Solar System into everyday life. Black aventurine glass gives that idea a fitting setting.
Things to consider
A 60-hour power reserve demands attention to winding during long breaks. Planetary cycles reward observation over weeks; do not expect fast mechanical animation.
Chronoswiss · Delphis Oracle
Strengths
The Oracle’s strength: the change of hour becomes a visible event, while the blue enamel dial rewards attention between those transitions.
Things to consider
A thickness of 14.5 mm and an unfamiliar reading layout call for a fitting: theatrical mechanics will not suit every daily routine.
Review date: 4 November 2026
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