[Rookie84]

I want to add a full skeleton watch to my collection. I currently own a Montblanc and a Breitling so I got one classical and one sporty watch, so I think my collection will be complete for now if I just added a nice skeleton watch. I don't get bored easily so I think 3 will do nicely for now.

Anyway, can you recommend me a good full skeleton watch under $10,000? Most skeletons I've seen are at the extreme ends of prices... many from lower brands such as Hamilton, Oris, Epos, etc., for about $2,000 or below, or really high-end brand stuff costing tens of thousands. Ideally I'd like to spend between $5,000 to 10,000 for a skeleton watch from a reputable, established brand... anything more, I'd rather buy a car with it All suggestions will be appreciated!

[TSM330i]

What about a Corum TIitanium TI-BRridge Skeleton? You should be able to pic it up used for about $8K.
http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=319838
Hermes Skeleton $5900
http://forums.timezone.com/index.php...=0#msg_6644233
Chronoswiss Stainless Steel Opus Skeleton Chonograph Date Ref: C741$3700
http://forums.watchnet.com/index.php...o=643545&rid=0
Perrelet Chronograph Skeleton GMT 18K $8500
http://forums.timezone.com/index.php...=0#msg_6638475

Do yourself a favor and start watching the website www.watchrecon.com. Just type in the word "skeleton" into the search engine and it'll search a ton of watch websites for possible matches. You never know what you'll find. That's the way I came up with the four I listed above. Took me about 10 seconds to find them. Sometimes you find watches you didn't even know existed. You can also save a ton of money buying a used watch. I just purchased a Panerai from a search I did on watchrecon.
Good-luck!

[Rookie84]

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll look into those.

[originalgoods13]

I recently have my eye on Tissot T-Complication Squelette watch which can be had for $1950 MSRP, it is a beautiful watch (though it is manual mechanical watch)