Stuhrling Original Millennia Conquest Skeleton vs Stuhrling Original Regatta Automatic
Both are Stuhrling automatics, but they aim at different buyers. The Millennia Conquest is an open-heart skeleton with a bright yellow dial: it is a showpiece, and its appeal is the exposed movement you can watch. The Regatta is the more practical watch, with a 42 mm diver-style case, a unidirectional rotating bezel and a date. Owners of the Regatta praise the watch itself but some report the strap breaking early, so budget for a replacement strap. Choose the Millennia for looks; choose the Regatta for daily wear and legibility.
- Choose the Millennia Conquest if you want a skeleton dial that shows the movement and you treat it as a dress or statement watch.
- Choose the Regatta if you want a diver-style automatic with a rotating bezel and date for everyday wear.
Prices
- Stuhrling Original Millennia Conquest Skeleton: $155.00 at Stührling (last seen Nov 13)
- Stuhrling Original Regatta Automatic: $199.99 at Gilt.com (last seen Nov 13)
- Difference: the Stuhrling Original Millennia Conquest Skeleton is $44.99 cheaper than the Stuhrling Original Regatta Automatic at the latest prices (Nov 13)

