Horological Meandering

Interested to see your skeleton watches and hear a little about what makes them special. Andrew There's no place like HoMe! Ps. one of these is not a skeleton ......  

very plain and linear, nothing flowery. (pic courtesy of google) i may just get one one day. you never know. G ...  

;) But I would love to own this one: Fx ...  

loved my first one......but needed to let it go to get a bigger brother Miss it really...... but ... I really love skeleton watches because...well its all before your eyes,its so enjoyable to get lost with a loupe into a different micro world and lose tra...  

I've been thinking about this since you first posted the QP. I love both watches and simply can't choose one over the other. I can't find any dealer who has either one. Enjoy yours, Mo Best, Joe

Must see tat one next time we meet up, great watch indeed! Cheers Andrew

...that in all the excitement over receiving this piece, the fact that it might qualify for description as a skeleton went completely unnoticed until mentioned recently by another Purist! Cheers, pplater. ...  

especially the bridge for the balance wheel! I missed when you introduced that watch but belated congratulations! Best Andreas

Each time I remember when I had the chance to wear it... Fx ...  

only the Chronoswiss Opus remains. Mel ...  

Yours is beautiful, Chronoswiss at its best! Fx

I'm not a particular fan of skeletons, only because the legibility issues. But I could not resist the charm of my El Primero 69. Cheers, Nilo ...  

IMHO, it is more a see-through dial. But the watch is really nice. Fx

Because I don't have a clear definition of what is a true skeleton watch. Cheers, Nilo

a watch with a hollowed movement which had solid plates and bridges at the starting point. Let's have different examples: This one is a skeleton watch: And also, this one: This one is NOT (because the movement parts were produced to get this result): This...  

To me it was just a watch without an opaque dial. Your definition is the correct one. Cheers, Nilo

... with the La Tradition, which is of course an open dial design. But that was the purpose of my quip: "one of these is not a skeleton." I wanted to include a discussion on what constituted a skeletonized watch, and I am very happy with the way the discu... 

The 47100 Chrono Skeleton is unique in that it is a skeletonized Lemania movement- a rare event. I love how the "Y" bridge is done on the movement. The engraving is typical of the VC artisans. I also like how the registers, in white, accentuate the look o...  

I like this watch because I have both bracelet and strap; it's complicated but not too complex; it's only moderately illegible in all conditions; you can adjust the date hand in either direction with the crown; it has a nice heft to it; my loving wife bou...  

Best, Nicolas ...  

as for me, the dark skeletonized side: Cheers, Mark ...  

Beautiful Skeletons guys! A few pics of 2 of my skeletons, love theOpen Heart circuitry and the humming Tuning Fork movement they sport. 2010 50th Anniversary Commemorative Accutron Spaceview and 1975 Bulova Accutron Swiss Anniversary Spaceview in S.S (se...  

Here is my Jochen Benzinger hand-guilloched "open dial" watch... ...  

I think you are right Samir. which is why i didnt post my now gone Greib & Benzinger. G On 24 Mar 2013 02:01, "www watchprosite" *Alert from:* www:watchprosite > *Posted By:* samir530 (registered) on March 23rd, 2013 - 18:01 > > *Title: This may only half...  

generation" slogan more meaningful now. I'm not gonna wear mine til that 'time' and rather have other do the honor :) Great skeleton watches by the way. an old pic from me Mech. ...  

... once tried to sell me a case of Chateau d'Yquem by telling me it was the wine you buy to drink on your death bed, just to annoy your children! Andrew