Which skeleton watch offers the best combination of
price, fashion design, quality in terms of reliability and accuracy? Sea-Gull
M182SK is the answer.
Don’t buy twenty dollars junk skeleton watches made of
underground factories that are likely broken in a couple of weeks and run
poorly with over 30 seconds discrepancy per day. Watches are durable items. Do
not sacrifice quality just want to save one hundred dollars.
Priced as an introductory watch, this M182SK offers
exceptional value. It is so well-made that its craftsmanship rivals the best
skeletons made in the world. Seeing is believing. The real merchandise is more
impressive than photos.
The Armitron series might be designed in the similar way,
but the overall quality is not equivalent to this seriously-made M182SK.
FYI, there is cheaper M182SK sold somewhere online
costing $20 less. Please be alert. Do not sacrifice quality for the sake of
saving only $20. You are likely to receive a sub-standard product and no one
cares about your ownership experience.
Available in blue, black, red and pink M182SK,
please choose at pull-down order menu. Either black or brown
leather band can be installed. Specify your preference once having placed an order. Otherwise color
will be chosen at random.
Skeleton watches ABC
A skeleton watch’s plate is deliberately made hollow
without any covers in order to have the most space to demonstrate gears and
parts. The hollow design reduces the overall strength and supportive capability
of the plate. It places higher demand to control the self-winding rotor as it
exerts force when swinging back and forth. Fully-wound main spring also adds
pressure to the plate.
A fine skeleton watch is not only a precise mechanical
device, but also a piece of timeless art work. The gears are moving constantly;
all parts are cooperating perfectly, as if they have spirit and livelihood.
Even if you are not a technician, it is a pleasure to see the intricate
mechanical motion at every moment.
Other things being equal, skeleton watches are relatively
more expensive, especially for those with carved designer patterns by master
watch makers. High-end skeleton watches made of precious metal case can easily
reach over 10-40 thousand dollars, most of which are hand-winding and simple
basic function.
A well-made skeleton watch is an artistic expression, an
aesthetical experience.