My first Chronograph is extremely accurate. Very Pleased with this timepiece.
Amazing watch! Very nice quality and figment! Highly recommend buying one if you’ve been looking. Thanks
Great watch get a lot of compliments on it. Thank you Skyrim.
Wearing this on a regular Tuesday and still getting comments. The white Royal Oak skeleton doesn't need to announce itself — people just notice it. NH70 sweep is satisfying to watch. Build quality is consistent throughout. Open-worked dial shows depth that you can't get from a solid dial. No complaints after three months.
Paid attention to the skeleton movement for the first week and now I just wear it. The white Royal Oak holds up as a daily piece just as well as a special occasion watch. Balance wheel sweep is visible and meditative. NH70 is running within a second per day from what I can track. Royal Oak bracelet drapes well. Case finishing is excellent on all facets.
Sunlight, overhead office fluorescent, candlelight at a restaurant — this watch looks different every single time. The white bridges catch the light at different angles and the balance wheel is always moving. NH70 has been accurate from day one. Royal Oak case construction feels premium. Integrated bracelet is solid. One of the better pieces I've bought in this category.
Most skeleton watches have a round case that fights the movement visually. The Royal Oak octagonal frame actually complements the angular bridges and plates inside. White finishing ties everything together. NH70 runs clean. Movement is visible from both front and through the caseback. Build quality is strong throughout. This is a well-thought-out design.
Its been sitting on my desk face-up when I'm not wearing it and I keep finding myself watching the movement. The white Royal Oak skeleton is the kind of piece that rewards close attention. Bought it for formal events but wear it constantly now. NH70 runs consistent time. Worth every dollar.
Every time someone sees this on my wrist they reach for a closer look, lol. The open skeleton lets you watch the movement run — balance wheel, bridges, the whole thing. White finish keeps it from looking cluttered. NH70 is running accurate. Royal Oak case is well-proportioned. Bought it for the looks, staying for the movement.
IVE GOT THE DATEJUST ROMAN SILVER. SKELETON WHITE SILVER IS ON A DIFFERENT LEVEL.
Took me six months of comparing before committing to this one. White finish on the skeleton components reads differently in different light — daylight shows it crisp, artificial light gives it depth. NH70 movement is running accurate and the sweep is smooth. Royal Oak octagonal bezel is a strong design. Good weight on the wrist for an open-worked piece.
Found this for my brother's birthday and it was the right call. The skeleton movement through the white Royal Oak is something you dont see at the standard watch counter. Balance wheel visible through the dial is genuinely impressive in person. NH70 runs well, no accuracy issues. Packaging was clean. He messages me every week saying people are asking about it.
BRACELET SIZING WAS THE ONE FRICTION POINT. NOT ENOUGH HALF-LINK OPTIONS TO GET EXACTLY WHERE I WANTED. HAD TO CHOOSE BETWEEN SLIGHTLY LOOSE OR SLIGHTLY TIGHT. WENT WITH SLIGHTLY LOOSE AND IT WORKS. DIAL AND CASE ARE GREAT. NH35 ACCURATE. WOULD BUY AGAIN.
Third watch from this maker and the Roman silver Datejust is the most versatile of the three. Goes with dress shirts, goes with casual. The silver dial and Roman markers are clean without being boring. NH35 accuracy has been good — within a couple seconds after six weeks. Bracelet sits flat on the wrist and the clasp clicks firmly.
Silver and Roman numerals is the right combination for a formal dress watch. The cyclops date window is positioned well — easy to read without disrupting the dial balance. NH35 has been running within a second per day since I got it. The Jubilee bracelet drapes comfortably. Case finishing alternates brushed and polished in a way that catches light well. Strong purchase.
Considered the Arabic numeral dial version but went with Roman. No regrets. The Roman numerals give the dial a different character — more formal, more intentional. Silver finish is consistent across the dial, case, and bracelet. NH35 is running accurate. Date advances cleanly. Good value for a dress watch in this range. Wrist presence is exactly right.
Roman numeral version of the Datejust is the one to get if you want a watch that reads classic. Silver dial, clean case proportions, and the NH35 movement keeps solid time. Date function works perfectly from day one. Jubilee bracelet fits well and the clasp is secure. Nothing about this watch feels cheap. Solid build throughout.
Its the kind of watch that photographs well but looks even better in person. I bought this for work events and the Roman silver dial reads formal without being stuffy. Wear it twice a week at minimum, NH35 hasn't lost a step. The cyclops over the date is a nice touch. No complaints.
Dialed this in on day one and haven't had to touch it since, lol. NH35 has been dead-on accurate for six weeks straight. Roman numeral dial is clean and classic — goes with a suit, goes with jeans, doesn't matter. Silver case is well-finished. Bracelet adjustment was simple. Buy with confidence.
IVE GOT THE ROYAL OAK WHITE EDITION. ROMAN SILVER DATEJUST IS A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT LOOK.
Owned cheaper dress watches before but the Roman silver Datejust is on another level. The numeral markers have real weight visually — not a printed look, they read with depth. Case proportions are right for a dress watch. NH35 is accurate and the date function works exactly as expected. Bracelet is comfortable after the first day of break-in.
Bought for my father's retirement dinner and the reaction was everything. Roman numeral dial on the silver Datejust has real elegance — the kind of watch you can wear to anything formal. He dont take it off. NH35 runs clean, date advances without issue. Packaging was solid. Glad I went with this one over the alternatives.
my 2nd skyrim watch, awesome watch, build looks and quality...
