Windmill Skeleton Hi-Beat Automatic (Red Dial, Leather)
A skeleton automatic with a wind-shaped seconds design
Both are 40 mm skeleton automatics with sapphire and a 72-hour reserve. Choose the Windmill at $139 for a hi-beat steel case; choose the Urban Skeleton at $149 for a titanium case.
A skeleton automatic with a wind-shaped seconds design
A titanium skeleton automatic for $149
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The Windmill Skeleton Hi-Beat Automatic (Red Dial, Leather): A buyer who wants an openwork mechanical watch with a sporty look at a very low price. Choose a solid-dial watch for legibility, or a diver for water use.
The Urban Skeleton V2.0 Titanium Automatic (Blue): A buyer who wants a mechanical watch as a conversation piece, at a low price. Choose a solid-dial watch if you want the clearest legibility, or a diver if you need real water resistance.
Skeleton dials are harder to read than solid dials, and the 5 ATM rating means splashes only. BODERRY does not publish lug-to-lug.
Skeleton dials are busier and less legible than solid dials, and the 5 ATM rating means no swimming. BODERRY does not publish a lug-to-lug span.
Both are 40 mm skeleton automatics with sapphire and a 72-hour reserve. Choose the Windmill at $139 for a hi-beat steel case; choose the Urban Skeleton at $149 for a titanium case.
The BODERRY Windmill Skeleton Hi-Beat Automatic (Red Dial, Leather) is listed at $139, against $149 for the BODERRY Urban Skeleton V2.0 Titanium Automatic (Blue), checked 2026-10-17.
Both are rated for 72 hours.
Both are rated to 50 m.
SEBASTIANBASSOL is our supplied code for $10 off at BODERRY; confirm it applies at checkout. SEBASTIANBASSOL is our supplied code for $10 off at BODERRY; confirm it applies at checkout.
Specs: BODERRY product page (checked October 17, 2026) and BODERRY product page (checked October 17, 2026). Prices are the listed prices at the store each shop button opens.