On my third visit to try on this gem of a watch, I finally remembered to have a wrist shot taken. Although measuring only 31mm, my fellow purist buddy, John who knows me like an open book and who has seen it on my wrist has told me that the watch has my name on it and that it would suit me down to the ground. I love this watch more than any other that I do not currently own and hopefully when the watch becomes affordable for me in August this year, it will still be available. Unlike most other skeleton watches, the side of the case has been hand engraved making it quite exquisite. The watch is a discontinued 3878J produced in the 80s and 90s so quite rare and possibly less popular due to its size and the fact that it is a skeleton watch. But this is my slight advantage - I tend to opt for smaller watches that many would deem unpopular like the Patek 5099 cabriolet (see below) which was only produced for less than 3 years with a total production number of fewer than 350 allegedly. That makes it more rare than many Patek limited edition models but yet the price is a relative bargain.
Back to the skeleton, may the next six months fly past and my dream come true. Thank you all for reading

Made for me?!

Not for everyone but I like it too!