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The DG Spectra Steel Skeleton opens the movement to the dial face and then asks you to choose the colour of what you see: Black, Blue, or Green applied to the movement architecture and bridge finishing, visible through Hardlex crystal on a 40mm steel bracelet case. The automatic movement winds itself and accepts hand-winding too — giving you the option to engage with the mechanics directly, which is part of the point of wearing an open-work piece.
Daniel Gorman Model 9204G5. Automatic + hand-wind, steel case and bracelet.
Black, Blue, or Green applied to the movement bridges and components visible through the openwork dial — three ways to present the same mechanical architecture. The colour choice changes the character of the watch while the movement beneath remains identical.
The movement self-winds via the rotor in normal wear, but also accepts hand-winding via the crown — letting you interact with the mechanics directly, feeling the mainspring charge under your fingers, which is as close to watchmaking as a wearer gets.
Stainless steel bracelet with buckle clasp — a brushed and polished steel piece that pairs with the skeleton architecture at 40mm for a watch that reads as substantial and considered on the wrist.
Hardlex crystal covers the openwork dial — scratch-resistant in daily wear, maintaining clarity over the movement architecture. At 15mm profile the DG Spectra has the mechanical depth appropriate to an automatic skeleton.
The interesting design decision in the DG Spectra Steel Skeleton is the colour-treated movement architecture. In conventional skeleton watchmaking the exposed movement is left in natural steel or brass — the colour is the material. In the Spectra, the movement bridges are treated in Black, Blue, or Green, creating three distinct visual experiences from the same mechanical base. Black reads as the most mechanical and composed; Blue as the most refined and unusual — coloured movement architecture in blue is a technique used in high-end horology (blued screws, blued hands) that the Spectra applies more boldly to the full bridge architecture; Green as the most distinctive and contemporary.
The DG Spectra Steel Skeleton by Daniel Gorman is available in Black, Blue, and Green. Automatic + hand-wind, 40mm steel, backed by Wclocks' 1-year warranty.
The steel skeleton automatic is versatile across professional and collector contexts.
At 40mm on a steel bracelet the DG Spectra is proportioned for daily wear — the skeleton architecture makes it more interesting than a conventional sport watch in any context it occupies.
In a collection the skeleton automatic is the mechanical education piece — the watch that shows what every other watch's dial is hiding. The colour-treated architecture makes the DG Spectra the most visually distinctive skeleton in the range.
For someone new to automatic watches the DG Spectra is the ideal entry — the mechanics are visible, the hand-wind capability lets you engage directly, and the daily use habit of wearing it keeps the movement powered without battery anxiety.
For the person curious about mechanical watchmaking but not yet invested in an expensive automatic, the DG Spectra Steel Skeleton delivers the experience — open movement, automatic winding, coloured architecture — without the price barrier.
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DG Spectra Steel Skeleton — Daniel Gorman 9204G5, 40mm automatic + hand-wind skeleton, steel bracelet, Hardlex crystal, 3 Bar / 30M, 1-year Wclocks warranty. Available in Black, Blue, Green.
| Case Diameter | 40 mm |
| Case Material | Stainless Steel |
| Crystal | Sapphire-coated mineral crystal |
| Movement | Automatic skeleton (exhibition caseback) |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds |
| Water Resistance | 3 ATM / 30 m |
| Strap | Stainless steel bracelet |
| Warranty | 2 years — Wclocks |
Every Wclocks watch includes warranty support for added confidence, covering key performance and manufacturing-related issues under normal use.
All Wclocks watches include a warranty of up to 2 years, depending on the specific model.
This warranty covers the watch movement and manufacturing defects under normal use.
If an issue occurs during the warranty period, we will provide replacement parts or a suitable solution when necessary.
If your item arrives damaged or defective, please contact us within 14 days of delivery with photos so our team can assist you promptly.
Warranty coverage applies to the movement and manufacturing defects under normal use. Damage caused by misuse, improper handling, external impact or normal wear may not be covered.
Every Wclocks watch is carefully prepared, packed and shipped with tracking, so your order can arrive safely and securely.
Orders are processed within 1–5 business days. Once your watch has shipped, you will receive a tracking number by email.
Delivery usually takes 7–14 business days, depending on your location, the carrier, customs processing and local delivery conditions.
All Wclocks watches are carefully packaged for safe delivery, helping protect the watch case, bracelet, crystal and presentation box during transit.
Return requests must be made within 14 days of delivery. Items must be unused, undamaged and returned in their original packaging.
If your item arrives damaged, defective, incorrect, or with missing parts, please contact us with photos of the item and packaging so we can review the case and arrange the best solution.
All sales are generally final. However, if you experience an issue with your order, please contact us and we will review your request case by case. Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer, and a restocking fee of up to 20% may apply.
