Men's Skeleton Automatic Watch, Gold Moon Phase Dial

See the movement that keeps time

• A movement you can watch work

  The automatic self-winding movement runs from your wrist motion, so there is no battery to swap. The open skeleton dial lets you see the gold-toned mechanism moving under the glass, which turns a routine time check into something worth looking at.

• A moon-phase dial that catches the eye

  The blue moon-phase sub-dial adds a second focal point to the face. Plain watches give the eye nowhere to rest, but this dial rewards a second look in daylight and under the warm light of an evening table.

• Synthetic sapphire glass over an engraved case

  The zinc-alloy case carries an engraved black finish, and the synthetic sapphire glass sits over the dial with a domed reflection. The crown at 3 o'clock is easy to reach, and the 3 ATM rating covers rain, splashes and hand washing.

Measured before it reaches your wrist

• 44mmCase diameter
• 22mmStrap width
• 3 ATMWater resistance

Your watch has nothing to say

Plain faces say nothing

A blank dial reads the same at a desk, a wedding, or a Friday drinks. You glance down, see a flat face and a hand moving around it, and that is the whole conversation. Most cheap watches leave the craft hidden behind a closed back and a printed face, so nothing about your wrist tells anyone who you are.

Show what's inside

Open the dial and the gold movement sits right under the glass, with the blue moon-phase sub-dial beside it. The skeleton face shows the mechanism that keeps the watch running, so the dial becomes the detail people ask about. It is the difference between a watch that tells time and one that shows how time is made.

Wear it every day

Pair it with a knit on a Friday or a dark shirt for an evening out, and the black case and white-stitched strap do the rest. The gold movement catches light across the table. Wind it through the day and it stays ready, so the watch becomes part of how you dress rather than something you put on for an occasion.

What to expect over time

1. First use
   Wind and set the time

   Wind the crown a few turns, then set the time and date. Wearing the watch through the day keeps the automatic movement running.

2. Week 1
   Leather softens to your wrist

   The strap feels firm out of the box. Daily wear softens it and it settles around your wrist more comfortably.

3. 30 days
   Part of your daily look

   Most owners stop noticing the watch as an accessory and start wearing it as a routine part of their outfits.

Keep the movement running

• Wind before the first wear

  Turn the crown a few times by hand, then set the time and date.

• Wear it or wind it

  Automatic movements stop when left unworn for long periods. Wear it daily or wind it by hand several turns before you put it on.

• Keep it away from heat

  Skip hot water, steam and saunas. The leather strap and seals are not built for heat.

• Pull the crown gently

  Pull it out to the setting position slowly and turn it without force.

• Rinse, then dry

  Wipe off sweat or splashes with a soft cloth and let the strap air dry.

Why this, not a quartz fashion watch