- Is the T-Complication Squelette automatic?
- No. It is a manual-wind mechanical watch, so you wind it by the crown. It has no rotor and does not self-wind from wrist movement.
- How often do I need to wind it?
- Every day or two to keep it running. If you wear it only occasionally, expect to reset the time and wind it before each wearing.
- Can I swim with it?
- No. It is rated to 50 m, which covers splashes and brief hand washing, not swimming or showering.
- How does it compare with an open-heart or skeleton automatic?
- It shows more of the movement than an open-heart watch, but unlike an automatic it needs regular winding and has no rotor to keep it going on the wrist.
- What is the case size?
- The case is about 42 mm wide and 13.46 mm thick, on the large side for a dress watch. Check it against a watch you already wear.
- Does it have a date?
- No. The dial is a pure skeleton display with luminous hands and hour markers, no date window.
- Where is the Tissot T-Complication Squelette cheapest?
- At Eli Adams Jewelers, for $1,606.50, 30% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Tissot T-Complication Squelette?
- 16 stores we checked sell it, including Jomashop.com, eBay, kranichs.com, Chrono24.com, Eli Adams Jewelers.