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Product photos don’t really capture how much detail there is in this watch. Between the angular case, integrated-style bracelet and exposed NH70 movement, there’s a lot going on when the light hits it. It also has some weight to it, which makes the whole watch feel properly solid on the wrist. The one trade-off with the skeleton dial is legibility: reading the exact time at a quick glance isn’t quite as easy as it is with a simple dial. That’s something I’d expect from any skeleton watch though, and I’d still choose this design again.
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Product photos don’t really capture how much detail there is in this watch. Between the angular case, integrated-style bracelet and exposed NH70 movement, there’s a lot going on when the light hits it. It also has some weight to it, which makes the whole watch feel properly solid on the wrist. The one trade-off with the skeleton dial is legibility: reading the exact time at a quick glance isn’t quite as easy as it is with a simple dial. That’s something I’d expect from any skeleton watch though, and I’d still choose this design again.