See It Move
Most watches keep their secrets behind a solid dial. Engineer Beyer doesn't.
Open the face and the whole mechanism comes into view — the tension of the mainspring, the steady swing of the balance, the small brass architecture that turns motion into minutes.
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THE MECHANISM, ON SHOW
The self-winding automatic with an open-worked dial and a see-through caseback is here — in six finishes, from USD 300.
NOTHING HIDDEN
An open dial reveals the automatic movement at work; a screw-down exhibition caseback shows it again from the reverse. Applied indexes and a flat, anti-reflective sapphire crystal keep the view crisp, all set in a 42mm round steel case on a matching bracelet with a push-button butterfly clasp.
CHOOSE YOUR FINISH
Etched Ebony.
Argent Aurora.
Antique Blue.
Gentry Graphite.
Fernwood Journal.
Vault Black.
Two-tone, gold and blackout — four dial colours, six ways to wear the machine.
Exceptional Specification
Case material
Stainless Steel
Case thickness
12.1mm
Band
20mm Stainless Steel With Butterfly Clasp With Push Button
Movement
Japan Automatic Skeleton With 3 Hands
Case diameter
42.0mm
LENS
Anti Reflection Coated Sapphire Lens
Case material
Stainless Steel
Case thickness
12.1mm
Band
20mm Stainless Steel With Butterfly Clasp With Push Button
Movement
Japan Automatic Skeleton With 3 Hands
Case diameter
42.0mm
LENS
Anti Reflection Coated Sapphire Lens