The hands tend to merge into the complexities of the dial, and the lume does not help in lowlight situations. Things to keep in mind are firstly the average leather strap and secondly and most importantly, the legibility of the watch in general. The overall build quality is pretty great too. Taking a stock calibre and converting it to what I have in front of me is no mean feat – simply put, it looks fantastic. Whether you feel $698 / ~£535 is on the high side or not, there’s no denying that Wulf has done an amazing job with the movement here.

It can be difficult to come across skeleton watches which genuinely look awesome, without costing the earth. Warranty: 2 years, 10 years on movementĤ3mm is certainly on the large side for a dress watch however, the shapely curvaceous case allows the Wulf Expo to feel more like 40-41mm, which is more of a reasonable size.Movement: Wulf Calibre 02 – Modified Swisstech S12-031.Dimensions: 43mm diameter x 11.15mm height x 48.5mm lug to lug.At $698 / ~£535, I certainly hope this is not the case with the Wulf Exo! Let’s check it out. I find it can be difficult for a skeleton watch to not look cheap and tacky. Rest assured though, one thing that impressed me on the site is the steps they have taken to reassure buyers – including attaching the certificate proving the watches are made in Switzerland. However, you may be concerned by the fact that they’re not a Swiss company, and in fact, the movement provider (Swisstech) isn’t either. The Expo is a perfect example of a modern take of the traditional skeleton timepiece it’s larger and “cooler” than many offerings available today.

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