Bulova Men's Skeleton Automatic Watch with Stainless Steel Strap 96A207

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This last model from Stuhrling was also featured in our ‘ most popular Stuhrling watches for men‘. I love the amount of the automatic watch movements that’s on show, it looks awesome. The seconds being displayed on a separate sub dial is also an interesting touch for a skeletonized watch.

Wrapping up this article is Ulysse Nardin, a luxury Swiss watch brand recognized for its highly accurate marine chronometers. The company, which makes its watches in Le Locle, Switzerland, has been around since 1846 and has become a subsidiary of the French Kering Group since 2014. This model has an automatic movement, genuine leather strap, mineral glass, and a 50m water resistance rating. While the watch is made from durable materials like stainless steel, it does not have very good water resistance. This model is only resistant to 30m, so while it can withstand some splashes of water, you cannot take it swimming.The Rado True Square Open Heart is more skeleton than open heart and offers up unique looks and impressive technical complexity. The case dimensions and integrated bracelet, which are constructed out of the brand's plasma high-tech ceramic, are more moderately proportioned than most of the other timepieces on this list and should accommodate a smaller wrist size well. There are a few different dial color offerings for this model, but the blue stands out from the other options. The ETA C07.631 provides up to 80 hours of power reserve and many of the compelling movement components are highly visible through the dial side. The Stührling Anatol 371, which is off the brand’s Legacy Collection, is a 47mm skeleton watch featuring a stainless steel case and bezel, a silver dial, blue hands and hour markers, and an alligator embossed leather strap. The watch also has a dual time that could be useful for travelers. It has a second time zone subdial and a rotating am/pm indicator. This model has a water resistance of 100m–still not as deep as other watches, but better compared to most skeleton models. It’s a 43mm watch with a tachymeter scale, an anti-reflective sapphire crystal case, a 50-hour power reserve. Tag Heuer is a luxury brand, so this comes with a hefty price tag. This is a large watch, 52mm so if you have small wrists, this might not be for you. That being said, it’s would be excellent for those who would like to use the watch as a piece of jewelry—a big and bold statement that will get compliments. Other features include a stainless steel case and bezel, a screw-down crown, and a strap made of stainless steel and polyurethane.

This is another stunning Bulova Skeleton watch that featured in our ‘ Are Bulova Watches Good? Review‘ where we took a look at the Bulova brand and some of the best Bulova watches available including this model.This forum shows that despite the low prices, owners are generally happy with their watches—there is a good warranty, and the design remains excellent.

This is the first watch in our list with a mesh style strap that I happen to be a big fan of. I recently received two mesh strap watches and find them to be very comfortable and extremely easy to alter the size on. Features of this watch include a Krysterna crystal glass, automatic movement, and a 50m water resistance rating. Described by the brand as a “ timepiece that’s rich in detail and regal in the display this is a skeleton watch perfect for formal occasions“. A skeleton watch is already eye-catching, but if you’re looking for something much more unique, this is something worth considering. Tissot offers an inexpensive entry into the world of skeleton watches. Their Chemin Des Tourelles model is available new for 1,200 euros. A new T-Complication Squelette Mechanical with a manual caliber and small seconds costs only 200 euros more.This watch is only water-resistant up to 50m, so while it can take some minor splashes and light swimming, you can’t use it for more serious water activities like snorkeling or diving. The Maurice LaCroix Masterpiece Skeleton straddles the line of sporty and dressy with a large steel case that works best for larger-than-average wrist sizes while also offering a classical skeleton approach to the automatic caliber ML206 inside. The signature element to this piece is the chronograph, which plays a key role in the design language by not standing out, but rather complimenting the rest of the elements on the skeletonized dial. There are three versions of the Masterpiece Skeleton: the all silver version pictured, a silver-and-blue dial variant also in stainless steel as well as a steel case, and an 18k gold-bezel option. The high-tech ceramic case in this timepiece is hypoallergenic, making it suitable for those with extra-sensitive skins. The case is also lightweight, scratch-resistant, and thermal-resistant. Also, RADO creates some of the most uncompromising timepieces around. The dial is pretty rudimentary, with its design featuring analog dial hands and Arabic numeral hour markers—the case measures at a snug 40mm. Within lies a precise Japanese automatic movement. Here we have our first entry from the Stuhrling watch brand. They’re well known for their huge collection of affordable watches including an impressive selection of automatic skeleton watches. You can take a look at more of our best Stuhrling watches here.