Philipp Plein The $keleton PWBAA1323

SKELETON AUTOMATIC MOVEMENT: Open-worked dial reveals the self-winding mechanical movement in action — visible through both the front and the exhibition case back for horological drama ICONIC SKULL BRANDING: The signature Philipp Plein skull at 6 o'clock and logo at 12 o'clock with crystal indices create a sophisticated yet rebellious design statement 44MM POLISHED STEEL CASE: Tonneau-shaped stainless steel case with high-intensity polish and crystal-set bezel delivers a commanding silver-tone wrist presence with luxury finishing 3D HEXAGONAL SILICONE STRAP: Black perforated strap inspired by the iconic Skeleton sneaker collection, offering comfortable wear with a futuristic design that echoes the brand's streetwear heritage 5-BAR WATER RESISTANCE: Protected against splashes, rain and everyday moisture — a fashion-forward automatic timepiece built for the bold dresser who plays by their own rules

The Philipp Plein brand was founded in 1998. Plein began his career making dog beds before progressing into furniture design. Plein did not have a fashion background and found his way into the industr...

SKELETON AUTOMATIC MOVEMENT: Open-worked dial reveals the self-winding mechanical movement in action — visible through both the front and the exhibition case back for horological drama ICONIC SKULL BRANDING: The signature Philipp Plein skull at 6 o'clock and logo at 12 o'clock with crystal indices create a sophisticated yet rebellious design statement 44MM POLISHED STEEL CASE: Tonneau-shaped stainless steel case with high-intensity polish and crystal-set bezel delivers a commanding silver-tone wrist presence with luxury finishing 3D HEXAGONAL SILICONE STRAP: Black perforated strap inspired by the iconic Skeleton sneaker collection, offering comfortable wear with a futuristic design that echoes the brand's streetwear heritage 5-BAR WATER RESISTANCE: Protected against splashes, rain and everyday moisture — a fashion-forward automatic timepiece built for the bold dresser who plays by their own rules