A bold vision of the future the Alexander Shorokhoff Revolution blends avant-garde artistry, industrial symbolism, and mechanical mastery into a striking objet dart. Inspiration and Design The Revolution embodies Alexander Shorokhovs dual talents as design
A bold vision of the future the Alexander Shorokhoff Revolution blends avant-garde artistry, industrial symbolism, and mechanical mastery into a striking objet dart.
The Revolution embodies Alexander Shorokhovs dual talents as designer and engineer. Its expansive 43.5mm case provides space not just for the movement, but for imagination itself. Within this free, transparent structure, geometric forms a square, a pyramid, a sphere float alongside miniature watch components such as springs and wheels. Metallic bars appear to break through the open space, giving the impression of mechanical energy in motion.
At the center, an enamel-coated bridge connects these suspended elements, symbolizing the link between order and freedom, structure and creativity. The result is a dial that feels alive, daring, and revolutionary.
The inner rim of the case and the border of the small dial are styled like industrial gears, evoking both the rise of heavy industry and the fine mechanics of watchmaking. Together, these elements create a dialogue between two worlds that rarely meet machinery and art.
This avant-garde approach links the Revolution to its predecessors in the same family Miss Avantgarde, Plus-Minus, and Kandy Avantgarde yet pushes the concept further with bold forms, layered colours, and dramatic contrasts. The enamelled caseback provides additional artistic detail, while the Revolutions design invites reflection, curiosity, and conversation.
Powering the Revolution is a Swiss automatic movement, its rotor hand-engraved and refined in true Alexander Shorokhoff tradition. Visible through the caseback, the calibre reinforces the manufactorys dedication to horological artistry.
As a new highlight in the Avantgarde collection, the Alexander Shorokhoff Revolution stands as both a watch and a work of modern art challenging conventions while celebrating independent watchmaking at its most expressive.
Available now at Red Army Watches Singapore home of independent watchmaking.
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