Skeleton Watches

Open dial. Open caseback. The movement is the dial. Louro Preto is one of the darkest woods we work with — almost black, with a fine straight grain. The skeleton movement sits open on both faces: you can read the time and watch the...

Rosewood case, open movement. Watch it tick. Hand-turned from natural rosewood — warm red-brown with a fine grain that runs through the case and into the links. The skeleton movement is exposed on both faces; the caseback shows every gear, every screw, every working...

Black ebony, open movement. The case-back tells the time too. Ebony is dense, dark and a little glossy under oil. The skeleton version exposes the movement on both faces: front you read the time, back you watch the work. Japanese self-winding mechanical, no battery....

Walnut burl, one of one. Skeleton movement front and back. The A09 Eclipse is the piece we hand-deliver. Walnut burl — the wound the tree grows around — turned into the case so no two are alike. Skeleton movement exposed on both faces; you...