What's the best looking skeleton or visible movmt watch under $1000?

[vinnyjones]

I need opinions please on any beautiful visible movement reps. I bought this cheap skeleton watch for $40 for giggles

http://www.jomadeals.com/ProductImages/Full/sh-72087_1.jpg

and I found that I really like see the parts move. I have never been a fan of skeleton watches but I'm starting to like them. Just wondering what the best looking movement is out there that is at least somewhat visible from the front (Under $1000). It seems to me there was a skeleton tourbillion I saw but can't find it now. Thanks for any ideas or pics or links!

 

[tt88]

Currently this gets my vote:

image courtesy of akelku :clap:

Sent from my Bezel using a 116610

 

[Luthier]

$40 at Guangzhou Watch Market.

 

[cmaster]

Currently this gets my vote:

image courtesy of akelku :clap:

Sent from my Bezel using a 116610

Phwoar!

What is that: it looks great.

I always like a skeleton watch. Currently my only one in my box is an Oris Artelier.

 

[smokiedabong]

The backside of that HBB is even better, IMO best looking movement in any affordable tourbillon.

 

[vinnyjones]

That Hubot is very interesting. The flat sheen materials and colors make a pretty unique look. Sort of an ultra modern combined with old world precision/craftsmanship look. For some reason that watch makes me think of that ultra sleek boat in the movie "the island". Sort of ultra modern with nice lines.

 

[cwazy1]

 

[cmaster]

Like that alot!
Is there a TD that sells that?

 

[Dowbs]

Most TDs will be able to source it: Hublot Big Bang (HBB) Skeleton Tourbillon.

Now I could be mistaken, but I'm pretty sure that particular SS one is a mash up of 2 watches, but Cwazy will have to confirm that. Edit: Yes, knew I saw the thread somewhere http://forum.replica-watch.info/vb/showthread.php/building-my-hublot-139942?t=139942