A skeleton watch (also known as an open-worked watch) is a unique style of timepiece in which the inner workings of the watch's mechanism are visible. A regular watch, on the other hand, conceals its internal components behind a solid dial.
This transparency is achieved by trimming away metal on the face of the watch until only the most essential parts are left, leaving gaps in the dial. This puts the focus on the movement, showcasing the intricate skill and craftsmanship that goes into designing and building a watch.
These watches can be worn by both men and women, and come with an incredibly rich history, first produced in Paris during the 1760s by watchmaker Andre Charles Caron.
A skeleton automatic watch is also a sought after timepiece for watch enthusiasts who appreciate complex and masterful design. Such a timeless and elegant piece is designed to be treasured for years to come.