镂空腕表有哪些优点和缺点？

Skeletonized dials are an exceptional visual contrast, an art of balancing aesthetic design and mechanical function. Skeletonized watches are also based on the brand's confidence in the polishing of the movement and the presentation of its sophisticated watchmaking expertise to the wearer, who can clearly observe the beauty of the movement through the gaps in the skeletonized dial.

First of all, let's learn about skeletonized watches. Skeletonized watches have the entire dial with all the components exposed in front of you. Based on an ordinary movement, the watchmaker first drills small holes with a needle through the part to be skeletonized, removes the excess metal, and then uses an engraving knife to bevel all the edges at an angle of 45° as well as to carve the face of the movement into different patterns. In this highly aesthetic process, they must also minimize the obstacles to seeing through the underlying movement. This is why skeletonizing a watch is such a difficult process.

vantage

Good looks and aesthetics are the biggest advantages of skeletonized watches.

drawbacks

It is not easy to repair the damage, and the skeletonized watch itself is prone to problems in ordinary knocks due to its material.

If there's a metaphor you're most likely familiar with to show you what it means to skeletonize a table, it's paper cutting. What these two arts have in common is that there is a molding pattern, the excess outside of the pattern has to be eliminated, the craftsmanship has to be pure, the finished product does not have a trace of excess redundancy, and it's all a filigree affair. Therefore, the skeletonized watch you see is mostly the whole dial with all the devices exposed in front of you.