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Yes, it is not a complete skeleton
The openwork makes it look like 3D and still a very traditional style of Perpetual calendar. A well balanced dial.
Thanks
I see Sunshine
The VC Perpétuel skeletons n is a beauty, got a chance to look at it in Geneva. Picture is not very sharp but still like to share it....
A good compromise between history and modernity with this one
What\'s the other watch we can see in the background? Best wishes Alkiro
I just loved it.
The other one in background is my Grieb & Benzinger, Grey Polaris they call it. Thanks
Funny nickname. But don't tell me that is the Area 51
This one is so strange... but very cool Best wishes Alkiro ...
Yeah, the AREA 51 is all about Aliens
Nice concept. They used liquid metal to create the aliens
Still quite legible but a very busy dial
Beautiful and masterful (I\'m just not sure how "wearable" a full skeleton watch is for me)
It's a small case and yes too much information there but still looks beautiful.
Very traditional styling
you don't see many of these around! I love it because it is not a
real skeleton where you can see the skin and hair on the wrist but more an openwork enabling you to delve into the movement
Yes, it is not a complete skeleton
The openwork makes it look like 3D and still a very traditional style of Perpetual calendar. A well balanced dial. Thanks
I find this particular skeleton perpetual...
to be relatively easy to read the information on. The railroad track for hours and minutes is useful and makes the larger case work compared with the previous generation. Bill
For me as well
I didn't had any difficulty reading the figures, what I liked the most is all the months written on the leap year indicator disc. Like pocket watches. Thanks