Skeleton watches The opposite of minimalism: maximum transparency. Skeleton watches celebrate the mechanical artistry underneath.
10 of 15 in this collection
42mm Glashütte Original Cal. 91-02: in-house automatic, 28,800bph, 50h PR; open-worked dial-side movement; panorama date from dial side; intricate skeletonized architecture 2014–present
Open 41mm Elite 670 SK (automatic, skeleton, open-worked) 2017–present
Open 40.8mm 569 (hand-wind, in-house, peripheral rotor visible, 50h reserve) 2012–present
Open 42mm Roger Dubuis Caliber RD620 (automatic, skeletonized, micro-rotor, 60-hour power reserve) 2014–2020
Open 47mm AP Caliber 4101 (manual-wind, off-center skeleton dial, 72-hour power reserve) 2011–present
Open 44mm AP Cal. 2954: manual-wind flying tourbillon with GMT function, 21,600bph (3Hz), ~237h PR (~10 days), 348 parts; used in Royal Oak Concept Flying Tourbillon GMT 2020–present
Open 44mm Girard-Perregaux Caliber GP09800 (manual-wind, tourbillon, three titanium bridges, 60-hour power reserve) 2022–present
Open 42mm Piaget Cal. 1200S (in-house manual-wind skeletonized, 44h reserve) 2019–present
Open 42mm Bell & Ross Cal. BR-CAL.302: automatic, ETA 2892-A2 base, BR-finished, 28,800bph, 42h PR, 21j; skull motif skeletonised dial; signature BR avant-garde complication 2014–present
Open 36mm Roger Dubuis Cal. RD821: in-house automatic skeleton, 28,800bph, 60h PR; petal-cut openwork through the full movement; Geneva Seal certified 2019–present
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