Dance of Infinity
Mechanical
Form
The Twins are among the most recognizable characters in the Atomic Heart universe. Mundfish’s eponymous video game is set in an alternative Soviet Union in 1955 – a retrofuturistic world of advanced technology and humanoid robots.
Professor Dmitry Sechenov’s personal bodyguards move with the grace of ballerinas, yet remain combat machines. The cool gleam of their metallic bodies, golden braids and red forehead stars is both alluring and unsettling.
The new model from the Konstantin Chaykin Manufacture continues the artistic concept introduced with the Venus watch: the moon-phase display once again becomes a female face, but this time the classical goddess gives way to heroines of digital culture.
COLLECTION
UNDER LICENSE
Left and Right
he model comes in two versions dedicated to the Left and Right Twins. The Left Twin is rendered as a black silhouette against a rich red background. The Right Twin wears a cropped cardigan represented by golden applied guilloché elements, while her silvery figure is set against a graphite dial.
The base of the Left Twin’s dial features an original variation on Grain d’Orge guilloché, resembling the folds of an open fan. Crisp straight rays extend from behind the Right Twin’s head toward the lower part of the dial. Abrasive-blasted surfaces, lacquered relief and the gleam of the applied elements create an interplay of matte and glossy textures.
Ruby Accents
Gemstones rarely play a functional role in watch displays, but here synthetic rubies not only indicate the time but also become part of the Twins’ visual identity.
An applied synthetic ruby star, mounted on the separate sapphire crystal over the moon-phase display, echoes the red star on each Twin’s forehead.
Two additional synthetic rubies in gold-plated brass settings serve as pointers on the hour and minute discs. Positioned on the Twins’ chests, they unite the time display with the aesthetic of Atomic Heart.
The Lunar ‘Face’
A substantially reworked version of the Manufacture’s signature display module makes room in the upper part of the dial for an oversized moon-phase display that forms the female face.
Although it has no individual facial features, its expression changes as the disc turns and the proportions of its light and dark sections gradually shift over the course of the lunar cycle.
The disc completes one full revolution in 29.5 days, the length of a synodic month. The display is protected by a separate sapphire crystal.
The Architecture of the Silhouette
The slim, smooth bezel leaves more room for the multi-level dial and helps preserve the proportions of the female silhouette. A single crown is positioned at 3 o’clock.
The 40 mm titanium case comprises 30 components and combines polished and directionally brushed finishes. The caseback is secured by six screws and fitted with a sapphire window offering a view of the movement.
The Architecture
of the Silhouette
The slim, smooth bezel leaves more room for the multi-level dial and helps preserve the proportions of the female silhouette. A single crown is positioned at 3 o’clock.
The slim, smooth bezel leaves more room for the multi-level dial and helps preserve the proportions of the female silhouette. A single crown is positioned at 3 o’clock.
The Mechanics
Within
Both Twins are powered by the same self-winding caliber K.18-25. It is based on the G200 movement by Swiss manufacturer La Joux-Perret in an exclusive modification developed for the Konstantin Chaykin Manufacture.
Developed and manufactured in-house, Konstantin Chaykin’s 68-component display module positions the hour and minute discs in the lower half of the dial and the moon-phase display in the upper half.
Visible through the sapphire caseback window, the movement features meticulous hand-finishing. The balance operates at 28,800 vibrations per hour, and the movement provides a 68-hour power reserve.
The Watch in
Before its real-world debut, the watch featuring the Twins appeared in Atomic Heart. It can be seen on Professor Lebedev’s wrist in Blood on Crystal, the game’s final story expansion, released on April 16, 2026.
Technical
Specifications
| Caliber | K.18-25, self-winding. Swiss-made La Joux-Perret G200 base movement in an exclusive modification for the Konstantin Chaykin Manufacture. Proprietary 68-component display module developed and produced in-house. Diameter 34.5 mm; height 7.9 mm (including module); balance frequency 28,800 vibrations per hour; 30 jewels; power reserve 68 hours |
| Functions | Artistic interpretation of the Manufacture’s signature time display with rotating hour and minute discs; moon-phase display |
| Case | Titanium; 30 components; diameter 40 mm; height 12.9 mm; caseback with sapphire window secured by six screws |
| Watch crystals | Sapphire crystal with antireflective coating, diameter 34.5 mm; sapphire caseback window with antireflective coating, diameter 25.5 mm; sapphire crystal over the moon-phase display, diameter 10.1 mm |
| Dial finish | Abrasive blasting, guilloché in different patterns with lacquer coating, applied star on the sapphire crystal over the moon-phase display, and hour markers in synthetic ruby |
| Strap | Exclusive fabric strap with a classic titanium pin buckle made by the Konstantin Chaykin Manufacture |
| Limited edition | Each version is limited to 69 pieces |
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