Skeleton Watches for Men - Open-Dial Automatics
A skeleton watch shows you its own machinery. The Bonest Gatti Exoskeleton Series cuts away the dial and the movement bridges so the gear train, mainspring and balance wheel stay visible while the watch runs - 14 references priced from Rs.45,999 to Rs.79,999.
Most skeleton watches sold in India at this price are quartz with a decorative cut-out face. These are not. Every Exoskeleton reference is a genuine mechanical automatic with a 40-hour power reserve and a 28,800 vph beat rate, which means the movement you can see through the dial is the movement actually driving the hands. The BG8007 pairs a 42 mm 316L stainless steel case, 13 mm thick, with a matching steel bracelet and butterfly clasp.
• Movement: automatic self-winding, 28,800 vph, visible front and back
• Power reserve: 40 hours
• Case: 316L stainless steel, 42 mm, 13 mm thick on the BG8007
• Bracelet: 316L stainless steel with butterfly clasp
• Water resistance: 30 metres (3 ATM)
• Range: 14 references, Rs.45,999 to Rs.79,999
An open-dial automatic suits someone buying their first serious mechanical watch, because the appeal is immediate - you can watch it work. It is a harder dial to read at a glance than a solid one, which is the honest trade-off. If you want the movement visible from every angle rather than just the front, the Crystal Series uses a fully transparent case. Dust is the usual worry with an open dial and it is misplaced: the cut-away is in the dial and bridges, not the case, which stays sealed by a gasketed crown and case back.
Each Exoskeleton watch ships with a 2-year international warranty and delivery within India included in the listed price.
Skeleton Watches for Men - Open-Dial Automatics
A skeleton watch shows you its own machinery. The Bonest Gatti Exoskeleton Series cuts away the dial and the movement bridges so the gear train, mainspring and balance wheel stay visible while the watch runs - 14 references priced from Rs.45,999 to Rs.79,999.
Most skeleton watches sold in India at this price are quartz with a decorative cut-out face. These are not. Every Exoskeleton reference is a genuine mechanical automatic with a 40-hour power reserve and a 28,800 vph beat rate, which means the movement you can see through the dial is the movement actually driving the hands. The BG8007 pairs a 42 mm 316L stainless steel case, 13 mm thick, with a matching steel bracelet and butterfly clasp.
• Movement: automatic self-winding, 28,800 vph, visible front and back
• Power reserve: 40 hours
• Case: 316L stainless steel, 42 mm, 13 mm thick on the BG8007
• Bracelet: 316L stainless steel with butterfly clasp
• Water resistance: 30 metres (3 ATM)
• Range: 14 references, Rs.45,999 to Rs.79,999
An open-dial automatic suits someone buying their first serious mechanical watch, because the appeal is immediate - you can watch it work. It is a harder dial to read at a glance than a solid one, which is the honest trade-off. If you want the movement visible from every angle rather than just the front, the Crystal Series uses a fully transparent case. Dust is the usual worry with an open dial and it is misplaced: the cut-away is in the dial and bridges, not the case, which stays sealed by a gasketed crown and case back.
Each Exoskeleton watch ships with a 2-year international warranty and delivery within India included in the listed price.