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Looks great, simple to live withOPEN ENGINE SKELETON WATCH
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Quartz Time
A quartz wristwatch where the strap carries the color. The battery movement keeps the hands ticking on their own, the slim case sits low under a cuff, and the band threads through a pin buckle so the fit stays set. Choose a black shell with an orange, red or green tip, or a transparent base version of each tone. The dial stays clean and easy to read.

Color Tip
Up close, the colored tip sits at the end of the tape band where it meets the pin buckle. The orange, red or green tone reads against the black shell or the clear transparent base. The buckle threads the strap so you set the wrist size once. The case keeps a slim edge so the band stays the part that carries the color on the wrist.

On The Wrist
On the wrist, the slim case sits low and the colored tip lines up along the band. The clean dial keeps the time easy to read at a glance, and the quartz hands move on their own from the battery behind the face. Pair the orange or green tone with a bright look, or keep a red tip as one sharp point of color against a plain sleeve.


Why this product
The dial is cut away into an open skeleton with an engine block centerpiece and a spinning wheel at six, so you look straight into the works.
A squared barrel case with a layered bezel and exposed corner screws gives the watch a built, motorsport look on the wrist.
Colored protective guards on the case flank match the strap, so the accent runs from the lugs through the engine dial.
Choose a black case with a green, red or orange engine and strap, so the same watch reads sporty in your color.
How it works
Choose green, red or orange on a black case. Each one carries the accent from the side guards through the open engine dial to the matching ribbed strap, so you can lean bold or subtle to suit your wrist and wardrobe.
The thick ribbed silicone strap buckles like a standard strap, so you set it to a comfortable hold. The soft silicone sits flat against the wrist and the barrel case keeps a bold line.
Strap it on in the morning and the open engine dial draws the eye through the day, from desk hours to errands to a weekend drive. The barrel case carries a bold line over a sleeve or beside a cuff.
Keep it away from heavy water and wipe the case and strap with a soft cloth now and then, so the open engine dial and the spinning wheel stay clear and easy to read.
Benefits
The open engine dial is cut away so the works show through, with an engine block centerpiece, a spinning wheel turning at six and white luminous hands, so the watch reads detailed and alive rather than plain.
The squared barrel case frames the dial with a layered, structured line that stands apart from a round watch, sitting with real presence on the wrist without feeling heavy.
Exposed screws at the corners of the layered bezel, colored side guards and the open engine dial give the watch an industrial, motorsport character, while a quartz movement keeps simple, reliable everyday time with no winding.
The thick ribbed silicone strap runs from the case and buckles to a comfortable hold, sits soft and flat on the wrist, and wipes clean with a cloth for everyday wear.
Green, red and orange treatments carry each accent from the side guards through the engine dial to the matching strap, so the same watch can read sportier or sharper depending on the color you choose.
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From men who wear it daily and from people who bought it as a gift.
Based on 22 reviews
Customers describe this as a bold, motorsport looking watch, with the open engine dial and the spinning wheel at six drawing the most comments and earning plenty of compliments. Many like choosing between the green, red and orange treatments and find the thick ribbed silicone strap soft and easy to wear all day. Reviewers say it looks pricier than expected and reads well from desk hours to a weekend drive. Several bought it as a gift. Style preferences vary by wrist.
I have round watches already so I wanted something with a different shape. The squared case with the screws on the corners and the color guards has a proper built look. Strap is soft silicone and buckles snug. Really happy with the green.
Bought the red one. The engine face is busy in a good way and you can watch the open wheel turn at six. It is a quartz so no winding, which suits me fine for everyday. Solid pickup for the look.
The green case guards and matching strap look really clean together. The open dial shows the engine and the spinning wheel and the whole thing reads sporty. Comfortable on the wrist all day and wipes clean easily.
Got the orange one for my partner who is hard to buy for. He loved the bold motorsport look straight away and has worn it every day since. The strap was easy to size to his wrist and the color really pops.
The barrel case is bigger than my old round watch but it does not feel heavy. The open engine dial is the talking point. Took the silicone strap a day to settle but it is comfy now. Good value for the look.
I wear the red one with a shirt for work and with a tee at the weekend and it works both ways. The open dial keeps it interesting and the screw bezel gives it that built edge. Pleased with it.
He has been after a skeleton style watch for ages and this one looks the part for a fraction of what those usually cost. The engine dial and the spinning wheel really sell it. He swapped it onto his wrist the same day.
The thick ribbed silicone strap is the comfiest part. It buckles like a normal strap and sits flat. The open dial is great although it does pick up the odd smudge, a quick wipe sorts it. Happy with the orange.
Honestly thought it would feel cheap at this price but the case has real presence and the engine dial is detailed. The red accents on mine are sharp and the wheel at six is a nice touch. Gets a comment most weeks.
There is something nice about watching the open wheel turn at the bottom of the dial. The barrel case keeps a bold line on my wrist and the strap is soft. Simple quartz reliability with a real motorsport look.
Bought the green for my husband. The barrel case is large but suits his wrist well and he likes that the dial is open so you see the engine. The strap sized easily. He wears it daily now, so a win here.
This has knocked my old watch off the rotation. The engine dial and screw bezel give it that built feel and the silicone strap is easy to wear desk to dinner. Wipes clean with a cloth. No complaints at all.
Liked that it comes in bold treatments. Went for orange to stand out and it does. The case is bold, the open engine dial is detailed and the matching strap finishes it off. Looks like a much more expensive watch.
Picked the red as a birthday gift. It arrived looking smart and the engine dial impressed him. The strap buckled to fit his wrist with no fuss. Knocked a star only because the dial smudges, easy to wipe though.
Best of both for me. It has the open engine face and barrel case that look mechanical, but it is a quartz so I just put it on and go. The spinning wheel is a nice touch. Comfortable strap. Recommend it.
Got this for my dad and he has not taken it off. He likes that you can see the engine style dial and that the barrel case feels substantial. The silicone strap is comfy for him too. Lovely watch for the money.
The case has a real presence on the wrist and the open engine dial is the bit everyone notices. Strap is soft silicone and breathes well. Just keep it away from water as noted. For the price the look is hard to beat.
I kept staring at the open engine when it arrived. The way the dial is cut away to show the works and the wheel at six is great and the screw bezel adds to it. Wear it with everything. The green version looks really premium.
Bought it for my son who loves a bold watch. The barrel case and open engine dial got an instant reaction and the orange strap is his style. Sized to his wrist in a minute. He has worn it daily since, so very pleased.
Wanted a watch with a different shape and this barrel case delivers. The engine dial is detailed and the quartz keeps simple reliable time. Strap is comfy. A smudge wipe now and then keeps the face clear. Happy.
I have had a few cheap watches that looked it. This one does not. The case has weight and finish, the open engine dial is genuinely interesting and the strap is comfortable all day. The red treatment is clean and sharp.
This is a quartz wristwatch built around a simple battery movement and a strap that carries the color. The hands tick from the quartz module behind the dial, the case stays slim against the skin, and the band threads through a pin buckle so you set it once and forget the fuss for the rest of the day.
The look lives in the contrast. You choose a black shell paired with an orange, red or green tip on the tape, or a transparent base version that lets the colored tip read against a clear band. The dial stays clean so the color on the strap stays the part people notice when you check the time.
Best for: anyone who wants an everyday color accent on the wrist, and a simple gift for a friend who likes a pop of tone.
A quartz movement asks nothing of you beyond a battery, so the watch keeps time on its own while the strap does the styling. The colored tip against the black or transparent band is the detail that sets one version apart from the next, and the slim case keeps the whole piece light enough to wear from morning to night.
Quick Product Facts: Movement: battery quartz; Case: slim profile; Strap: tape band with pin buckle; Color options: Black Shell Orange Tip, Black Shell Red Tip, Black Shell Green Tip, Orange Tip Transparent Base, Red Tip Transparent Base, Green Tip Transparent Base; Read: clean dial.
Set the strap to your wrist size once with the pin buckle, then slip the watch on each morning and check the time across the day without thinking about it. The quartz hands keep moving on their own.
Match the tip color to the rest of what you wear, an orange or green accent for a bright day, a red tip when you want one sharp point of color. The transparent base versions keep the band quieter so the colored tip carries the look.
How is it powered? It runs on a battery quartz movement, so there is no winding and no charging.
What color choices are there? Black shell with an orange, red or green tip, and transparent base versions in the same three tones.
How do I set the fit? The strap threads through a pin buckle, so you adjust it to your wrist and fasten it like a standard band.
Does the dial show anything besides the time? The face stays clean so the hands and the strap color stay the focus.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Movement | Battery quartz |
| Case | Slim profile |
| Strap | Tape band with pin buckle |
| Dial | Clean face, easy to read |
| Color options | Black shell with orange, red or green tip |
| Transparent versions | Orange, red or green tip on a clear base |
| Power source | Replaceable battery, no charging |
I wore the orange one to work the first day and two people asked about it straight away. The open engine dial with the little wheel spinning at the bottom looks far more expensive than it was. The barrel case sits really well on the wrist too.