Grand PlanetariumEccentric Si14
Created with Revolution and limited to just six pieces. An iridescent silicon dial frames the real-time orbits of all eight planets in our Solar System.
VenusAnnual Calendar
The Venus Annual Calendar unites an annual calendar with CVDK’s signature astronomical watchmaking. A distinctive expression of mechanical astronomy, nominated for the 2026 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève.
PlanetariumSkeleton Platinum
The smallest mechanical Planetarium in the world, revealed through a transparent sapphire dial and limited to six individually numbered platinum pieces.
Astronomical Watchmakingin the Netherlands
In our atelier, astronomical complications are developed, assembled and finished by a small team of specialist watchmakers. Every Christiaan van der Klaauw watch brings together mechanical watchmaking, astronomy and more than fifty years of accumulated knowledge.
LatestReleases
Explore the newest additions to the Christiaan van der Klaauw collection, including fresh interpretations of signature complications, limited editions and new references.
AstronomicalWatchmaking
From classical astronomical complications to contemporary interpretations and one-of-a-kind creations, each represents a different expression of Christiaan van der Klaauw watchmaking.
Fifty Years ofAstronomical Watchmaking
Founded by Christiaan van der Klaauw in 1974, the atelier has spent more than fifty years translating astronomy into mechanical watchmaking. From astronomical clocks and the first wristwatches to today’s manufacture movements, each generation has carried that fascination forward.
Christiaan van der KlaauwPre-Owned
A rare opportunity to acquire vintage, discontinued and previously owned Christiaan van der Klaauw watches, including references no longer available through the current collection.
Experience Christiaan van der Klaauwin person
Our watches are available through a selected network of authorised retailers around the world.
A CloserLook
Astronomy lies at the heart of every Christiaan van der Klaauw watch. The movements of planets, moons and stars continue to inspire mechanical complications that bring celestial cycles to the wrist.
