My Hand made skeleton wristwatch

[DIRTY_S30]

Absolutley amazing, beautiful work, can't wait to see what you come up with next.

[pk_diver]

Impressive! And beautiful!

congrats!!

[filmjuicer]

Very cool. I like the "industrial" look of the watch, versus some of the ornate, engraved skeletons out there. Nicely done.

[TimeOnTarget]

Awesome!!!

I want one.

[aditya]

Beautiful
Thanks for sharing!!!

Looks very nice indeed, great effort! Thanks for sharing as well.

Looks great, I'm sure it took a lot of time too.

Well done! I'm definitely impressed.

I like its simplicity.

I especially like the balance bridge and the clear view of the pallet fork and escape wheel.


Well Done!!!!

Wow, displaying such a simple and undecorated movement like that really underscores the genius behind the mechanical watch. Looks really good. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.

Absolutley amazing, beautiful work, can't wait to see what you come up with next.

Impressive! And beautiful!

congrats!!

Thank you for the kind words gentlemen, it is encouraging to be appreciated

Your background in industrial design is evident to me in the clean and spare form the skeletonisation took. It is certainly a refreshing departure from the heavily ornamented pieces one normally sees (not that there is anything inherently unattractive about them, merely that they are fairly commonplace IMO). Excellent work, now for #2.

Very cool. I like the "industrial" look of the watch, versus some of the ornate, engraved skeletons out there. Nicely done.

I am very glad to read your comments. It was my aim to make a to-the-point skeleton with minimum distractions. I wanted this watch to be about the movement & its inner workings.

That's really nice, and the molnija 3603 is a great choice for the base movement.

Are you planning to sell/market these or is it just a personal project?

Your watch is very impressive, I wish i were profficient enough to do the same. Now the question is are you going to make more and if so will you sell them, let us know Id like one especially if its made by a WUS.

By the Way Impressive is an understatement when refering to the work you did and the looks of your watch....

Awesome!!!

I want one.

Thank you gentlemen. This one took a long time but I should be able to make one a month now. I have got five Molnija 3603s, will make more if I find more movements.
At the same time I will start design work on No.2, which will be based on the ETA 6497-8.

Kind regards
Aditya

[crazyfingers]

Beautiful! Cant wait to see the next one

[pieter]

Hello Aditya,

You made a WONDERFUL watch! As others have stated, the 'tool', 'mechanical' character of the watch sets it apart from other skeleton watches.

If you are ever going to really produce these watches, I am really interested in buying one.

These are watches for men, I would say. It is a masculine watch, not in the usual "cheap" way of just making it big, heavy and black, but in the sense that it has a technical beauty of it's own. Refined, yet masculine

If I would not know better I would say the watch comes from Germany, with its machinary and engineering background, a country where understated, 'form follows function' design is important.

I used to think of India as a country that prefers more 'baroque' design, with much embellishments, colours and so on....

Like this:



But on the other hand, India is also known for its software industry and mathematicians, which require very strict, formal thinking. Well,,, gues I don't know nothing about India. But again: great watch!

[Paradigm]

Very nice watch! And I think it's great that you quit your job to do what you truly like.

[Lester Burnham]

Very nice!! Depending on case size and price I would be very interested in one of these watches! And considering the fact that I'm not the only one who stated this, I think you might have come up with something potentially succesfull

[WatchAdct]

Beautiful! Cant wait to see the next one

+1. Incredible!