4 Questions To Consider Before Buying A Skeleton Watch

Whether you are a first-time watch purchaser or a watch collector, buying a hollowed-out watch is a difficult decision. Beautiful design often makes buyers ignore more practical considerations: is it automatic on the chain? Can the strap be replaced? Is it convenient to read the hands and read the time?

In order to help you understand the many details of how good (or not so good) skeleton watches are, we have compiled this list for everyone to know before buying. Best cheap watches online, discover our affordable replica TAG Heuer Monaco watches collection. Wide range of luxury watches brands.

1. What type of movement do you want?

Speaking of skeleton watches, there are two types of movements-automatic (automatic winding) and mechanical (manual winding). The beauty of the movement of the movement is exactly what the hollow watch interprets the meaning of the watch-to be able to see the inner workings of the watch and the perfect rhythmic movement.

Automatic watches are self-winding and provide energy through the movement of the wrist instead of being driven by batteries. When you wear the watch, the power is stored in the spring. Automatic watches are classified as mechanical watches because they can also be wound manually.

There are skeleton watches equipped with a quartz movement (battery-powered), but they provide a different experience than mechanical skeleton watches.

2. How many dials do you want to see?

The beauty of the skeleton watch is that the dial is completely or partially removed and shows the inside of the watch. The dial is the most easily cut part of a hollowed-out watch. The dial is also called the dial of a watch. It displays the time and is composed of the hour and minute hands. It can be difficult to read the time on some completely hollow watches because the hands blend into the background. If this is an issue, consider a skeletonized watch with a partial dial-the numbers are still visible, and it is easy to browse and read the time.

3. What color accessories do you usually wear?

If you already have a ring or bracelet, want to use it with a hollow watch? In these cases, matching the color of the metal is the best choice. If you are looking for a hollow dial that matches the gold ring, it is recommended that you choose a gold watch with a metal strap. If you are wearing a silver, steel or platinum ring or bracelet, please choose a silver skeleton watch to match the strap.

4. What story do you want to tell with the hollow watch?

Before André Charles Caron created the first skeletonized watch in 1760, the inner workings of the watch were always hidden to protect them from external factors. But Mr. Cullen has his ideas. He wants the secrets in the watch to be shared...He knows there are stories waiting to be told (at least seen).

This is the last question you must ask yourself-what do I want to tell others? We believe that accessories are small details that make life unforgettable. The watch you wear is a small way to express your identity without words.

Are you looking for a steampunk watch or an elegant watch worn on a professional level? Skeleton watches are eye-catching and are guaranteed to be fascinating, but the size and design of the watch will affect how you wear it.

The general rule is that the case should match your figure-not too bulky and not too delicate.

In addition, consider the practicality of hollow watches-mechanical hollow watches do not require batteries, but need to be wound. Automatic watches use your movements to provide power, so you don’t have to wind it at all. The feeling of winding is a topic discussed by many watch collectors.