Patek Philippe Nautilus-style skeleton watch

1. Skeleton Dial

• The dial is open-worked, showcasing the internal mechanical movement.

• Visible gears and components hint at an automatic mechanical movement.

• This design emphasizes the craftsmanship and complexity of the watch.

2. Stainless Steel Case and Bracelet

• Integrated bracelet design similar to the Patek Philippe Nautilus.

• Brushed and polished finishing on the bracelet links.

• Octagonal bezel with rounded edges—another signature trait of the Nautilus design.

3. Applied Hour Markers

• Bold, applied index markers, possibly luminescent.

• Black minute track around the periphery.

4. Exhibition Movement

• Open-work allows you to see the gear train and escapement in action, which is often appreciated by watch enthusiasts.

• Some decoration is visible, though not at the level of traditional haute horlogerie (e.g., Geneva stripes or hand-finishing).

5. Branding: “Patek Philippe Geneve”

• Printed at the top of the dial.

• May be inconsistent with genuine fonts and placement used by Patek Philippe—this is a red flag for authenticity.

6. Crown

• Standard crown at the 3 o’clock position.

• No visible logo on the crown from this angle.

7. Lug Design

• Integrated lugs and bracelet architecture follow the Nautilus style closely.