Tissot Chemin Des Tourelles Squelette Watch

The single biggest problem that faces a skeleton watch is readability. Since there is no dial, a lot of attention is given to the movement, and what is shown. This can often take the form of skeletonized bridges and plates, Tissot Chemin Des Tourelles Squelette Watch allowing for more of the mechanical bits-n-bobs to be shown off. This often has a negative effect, as the display becomes so busy that it becomes hard to actually, you know, tell the time.

Against this, they have blued indices and a blued handset, which appears to be beveled. In the photos we have seen, this does look to provide the appropriate level of differentiation against the movement, allowing for you to read the time. Given the bevels on the handset, those should help catch the light, further assisting in the one job a watch actually has. On the rose gold model, the handset is in a dark grey, of which I am less certain of the ease of readability.


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Flipping the watch over, you have a view of the rear of the movement, which is an ETA 6497-1 manually wound movement. Here again, Tissot resisted the temptation to show off every little piece of the movement. Instead, nicely finished plates cover most of the rear, while still allowing easy visual inspection of the parts that are the most kinetic, especially as you wind the movement up.

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