But most watches need to be opened up, or at least turned over to see the movement. A "skeleton" watch on the other hand offers a view of the inner workings every time you look down at your wrist.

Ulysse Nardin has just debuted its latest novelty at Watches and Wonders, and the new watch marks a significant milestone for the brand. The Ulysse Nardin Diver [Air] is the world’s lightest ...

At Watches & Wonders last week, Bell & Ross presented three new BR-03 Skeleton models as well as the BR-05, in a new 36mm case.

A skeleton riding a horse isn ... showcased by Hermès at Watches and Wonders. The watch is powered by the Hermès Manufacture H1912 movement and comes in a round shape in either all steel ...