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Konstantin Chaykin

Konstantin Chaykin Thinking Mystery K.23-3.1

The Konstantin Chaykin Thinking Mystery (reference K.23-3.1) is a 41 mm Non-magnetic, non-corrosive nickel alloy (dial integral with case) watch. It runs on the manual caliber K.23-3.1 with a 38-hour power reserve. It was introduced in 2026.

Specifications

Case

Reference
K.23-3.1
Collection
Wristmons
Case size
41 mm
Thickness
1.65 mm
Case material
Non-magnetic, non-corrosive nickel alloy (dial integral with case)
Case shape
Round
Crystal
Sapphire
Bracelet / strap
Black leather, titanium supports with elastic inserts, pin buckle

Movement

Movement
Manual
Caliber
K.23-3.1
Power reserve
38 hours
Frequency
18,000 vph
Functions
Minutes (mystery display)

Production

Production
2026 – today (limited)

Dial versions

This reference was made with these dials and finishes.

  • K.23-3.1

    Dial integral with case; hours/minutes on two transparent sapphire discs (mystery floating-hand display)

How it compares within the Wristmons family

Side by side with other references in the same collection, from the catalog.

ReferenceSizeMaterialDialCaliberYears
K.23-3.1 (This watch)41 mmNon-magnetic, non-corrosive nickel alloy (dial integral with case)—K.23-3.12026–
CLOWN42 mm————
JOKER42 mmStainless steel—K.07-02017–
Joker 'Fiat Lux'—Stainless steel—K.07-02024–
Joker Classic40 mmStainless steel—K.18-18—
Joker Five40 mmStainless steel—K.09-02022–
STARGAZER42 mmBulat stainless steel—K.22-12024–

About the Wristmons family

The Wristmons are Konstantin Chaykin's character watches. The best known is the Joker, from 2017, whose dial is a face: the eyes show the hours and minutes and the mouth shows the moon phase.

The catalog lists the Joker, Joker Classic, Joker Five and Joker Fiat Lux, the Clown, the Stargazer and others, in steel and Bulat steel. Dealers check the series, the number and the papers.

Quick answers

What size is the Konstantin Chaykin Thinking Mystery K.23-3.1?
The Konstantin Chaykin Thinking Mystery K.23-3.1 has a 41 mm case, 1.65 mm thick.
What movement does the Konstantin Chaykin Thinking Mystery K.23-3.1 use?
It uses the manual caliber K.23-3.1, with a 38-hour power reserve.
Is the Konstantin Chaykin Thinking Mystery K.23-3.1 still in production?
Limited.
When did the Konstantin Chaykin Thinking Mystery K.23-3.1 come out?
It was introduced in 2026.
What is the Konstantin Chaykin Thinking Mystery K.23-3.1 made of?
The case is Non-magnetic, non-corrosive nickel alloy (dial integral with case). Bracelet or strap: Black leather, titanium supports with elastic inserts, pin buckle.

Catalog facts checked November 2026.