A: An automatic skeleton watch (self-winding) uses a rotor that spins as your wrist moves, winding the mainspring automatically. A manual-wind watch requires you to turn the crown daily to build up tension. Both styles offer the stunning visual of a transparent dial, letting you see the mechanical heart in action.

A: No. Our mechanical timepieces (like the ONOLA collection) are powered entirely by mechanical energy. They do not contain a battery or any electronic components. This makes them a more sustainable and "living" accessory that can last for years with proper care.

A: We prioritize durability. Most of our skeleton watches use hardened mineral glass or synthetic sapphire-coated crystals, designed to resist scratches from daily wear while providing a crystal-clear view of the internal gears.

A: To keep your mechanical skeleton watch running smoothly, we recommend wearing it daily to keep the automatic movement active. If you don't wear it for more than 40 hours, simply give the crown 15-20 turns to restart the movement. Avoid strong magnets and extreme shocks to protect the delicate balance wheel.

A: A skeleton watch is more than a timekeeper; it's a conversation starter. Its complex, industrial look pairs perfectly with both business suits and casual wear. As FantaStreet expands, we recommend pairing these mechanical masterpieces with our upcoming Natural Crystal Pendants (launching July 2026) for a look that blends raw engineering with natural energy.