Skeleton Automatic Sport WatchSteel Abyss
Bezel insert graduated 10 to 50 Automatic mechanical (self-winding) Watch · Steel link bracelet (silver or black)
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$89.99 - Regular price
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$139.99
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Description
A Skeleton Automatic with a Diver's Look
The Mark Fairwhale ABYSSOR takes its looks from the deep: a bold bezel graduated from 10 to 50, two crowns and an open skeleton dial built in layers. Choose Steel Abyss with a black bezel, Black Abyss in total black, or Emerald Abyss with a green bezel and dial.
Built in Layers
Under the FAIRWHALE logo, a skeleton ring carries applied baton markers above two silver sub-dials, at 9 o'clock and at 4 o'clock. At 7 o'clock, the gold balance wheel beats in the open, and an inner flange numbered every five minutes circles the dial.
Self-Winding Automatic Movement
The automatic mechanical movement winds itself with the motion of your wrist, with no battery to replace. The main crown is protected by two guards at 3 o'clock, a second crown sits at 10 o'clock, and the case comes on a solid steel link bracelet. Its look is inspired by diving watches, but it is splash resistant only: take it off before swimming or showering.
Shipping & returns
- Free Worldwide Shipping: Complimentary tracked delivery on all orders.
- Estimated Delivery: Typically 5–10 business days with tracking link provided.
- 90-Day Easy Returns: Hassle-free returns and exchanges within 90 days of delivery.
- 12-Month Warranty: Comprehensive international coverage against defects.
Redefining Luxury
Each Mark Fairwhale timepiece is more than a watch, it is a statement of sophistication and excellence
The Spirit of the Deep
By the porthole, with the ocean beyond the glass, the ABYSSOR feels at home: a bold graduated bezel, two crowns and an open skeleton dial.
Skeleton in Layers
Two silver sub-dials, an open gold balance wheel at 7 o’clock and a skeleton ring under the FAIRWHALE bridge: the dial shows its mechanics layer by layer.
Two Crowns, One Bold Case
Seen from the side, the main crown sits between two guards at 3 o’clock, with a second crown at 10 o’clock and a thick graduated bezel above.