Is the Versace Dominus Skeleton a real automatic watch?

Yes. It uses an automatic movement, so it winds itself from the motion of your wrist. That places it above quartz fashion watches in mechanical terms.

How readable is the skeleton dial?

Less readable than a solid dial. The open-worked gray face shows the movement, and the index markers help, but telling the time takes a little more effort.

What is the case and bracelet made of?

Both the case and the strap are stainless steel, in silver and gray tones. The steel bracelet gives it a substantial, jewelry-like feel.

Does it have a date or other functions?

No. It is a straightforward analog three-hand watch with no date or chronograph functions listed.

Who is this watch for?

Buyers who want a mechanical watch with visible workings and a strong designer look. It is less suited to someone who wants a subtle, understated everyday watch.