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The Eclipse Openwork removes the dial entirely and replaces it with the movement — bridges, gears, escapement, and rotor visible through sapphire crystal at a 5 BAR depth rating. At 40mm on a steel bracelet with butterfly clasp and 42 hours of power reserve, the Eclipse is an automatic skeleton watch with the specification level normally associated with prices far above this one. The openwork dial is not a design choice layered over mechanics: it is the mechanics, presented as the design.
Model DG8126. Automatic movement, sapphire crystal, steel bracelet.
No dial — the movement is the display. Bridges, gears, balance wheel, and rotor visible through the openwork architecture. The mechanical activity of the watch is its aesthetic: the seconds tick in the escapement; the rotor swings with wrist movement; the whole mechanism is present and alive on the wrist.
Sapphire crystal is the industry's hardest dial cover — scratch-resistant to the point where only diamond or another sapphire can mark it in daily wear. At this price point, sapphire crystal is exceptional — it belongs on watches that cost considerably more, and it keeps the openwork display perfectly clear indefinitely.
Self-winding via a bidirectional rotor — the watch winds itself from wrist movement during normal wear. 42-hour power reserve means it survives a weekend off the wrist. No battery, no charging, no quartz drift: mechanical timekeeping that earns its accuracy through engineering.
Premium stainless steel case with brushed and polished finishing, butterfly clasp bracelet, 5 BAR / 50M water resistance. The Eclipse Openwork is built to be worn as a daily piece — not kept in a box.
Skeleton watches have a reputation in some circles as a weekend watch or a statement piece — too visually busy for daily work wear, too fragile for daily use. Both reputations are inaccurate. The Eclipse Openwork at 40mm on a steel bracelet is proportioned for business casual and smart casual equally; the openwork dial is visible at a glance in exactly the same way a conventional dial is — you read the hands against the movement architecture rather than against a surface, which takes perhaps half a second longer to learn but then becomes automatic. The result is a watch that never looks like every other watch on any wrist in any room, while being entirely appropriate to wear in all of them.
The Eclipse Openwork is available in White, Black, and Grey skeletal colour treatments. Sapphire crystal, automatic movement, 5 BAR, steel bracelet — backed by Wclocks' 1-year warranty.
The skeleton automatic works wherever you want a watch that rewards inspection.
At 40mm on steel the Eclipse Openwork is sized for professional wear — the openwork dial creates conversation in business settings where a conventional dress watch disappears. It is appropriate; it is just more interesting.
In a watch collection the skeleton automatic is the piece that every other watch is in conversation with — the format that reveals what the others are doing inside their dials. The Eclipse Openwork is the collection's educational and visual centrepiece.
For a watch enthusiast, a skeleton automatic with sapphire crystal at this price point is the gift that demonstrates genuine knowledge of what makes the category interesting. Arrives presentation-boxed.
Under social lighting the openwork dial catches the light differently from any conventional watch — the gear trains and bridges reflect and refract in ways that invite inspection. The Eclipse is the watch that starts watch conversations.
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Eclipse Openwork — automatic skeleton watch, 40mm, sapphire crystal, 5 BAR / 50M, 42H power reserve, stainless steel butterfly-clasp bracelet, 1-year Wclocks warranty. Available in White, Black, and Grey.
| 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.
