Zenith Defy Classic Skeleton Titanium

Yesterday I've grabbed an high-speed train, in 1 hour I was in Milan at Sangalli Boutique near the Duomo.

To make it short, one hour later I was sitting on the train, heading back home with the new toy.

Though this watch is described as skeleton, it's a bit controversial amongst watch-nuts whether it can be considered a real skeleton dial or not.

There's not that level of engraving you can find in old Breguet, for instance, but that's not y cup of tea, I don't like the see-through effect too much, and that baroquesque style.

I think it's more appropiate to consider the contemporary skeleton watches as NAKED, like the naked bikes: bridges,plates,gears are all aesthetically functionals.

The titanium is lightly brushed, sides are polished and sharp.

Last but not least, I don't think in the integrated bracelet league you can find anything better, at this price point.

We could debate about the finishing with better macros.