[1] and in 2008 Académie Horlogère des Créateurs Indépendants (AHCI, English: "Academy of Independent Creators in Watchmaking") accepted him as a candidate.

[4][5] Konstantin Chaykin’s first patent, RU2306618,[6] granted to him in January 2007, protects the design of an Orthodox Easter date indicator.

In April 2020, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) through an application of the Federal Service for Intellectual Property (Russia) (Rospatent) awarded Konstantin Chaykin the WIPO Medal for Inventors[8] for his contribution in the field of Technical Sciences in the Russian Federation.

[10] Konstantin Chaykin produces handcrafted wristwatches based on his patents and designs, including the Lunokhod[11] with a large spherical moonphase indicator (2011), Levitas[12] gentlemen’s and ladies’ watches, with transparent mysterious dials (2013), timepieces with traditional calendars – including those based on the Jewish (Decalogue collection[13][14]) and Islamic (Hijra collection[15]) calendars; the mechanical cinematograph Cinema[16][17] watch (2013), the Genius Temporis[18] watch able to display hours and minutes using a single hand (2014), and other notable timepieces.

In 2018, with the Clown Wristmon watch, Chaykin won the Audacity prize of the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG).