AERO / Pocket Watch / Skeleton / 57819AA01

The ability to check the remaining amount of winding in the mainspring, the condition of the balance wheel, and other conditions at a glance without having to take the time to disassemble the watch is probably a privilege unique to a fully skeletonized watch. If there is something abnormal, you can easily see it by simply looking around, which is a true example of functional beauty.

Skeleton watches are interesting because you can see the decorations in parts that would normally not be visible, and they are both easy to maintain and fun to look at.

The double-hinged lid allows it to be placed stably on a desk, and also has the advantage of allowing you to view the beautiful movement from both sides.

About Swissaero

Aéro was founded in Neuchâtel, Switzerland in 1942 by Maxime Clevaget, who inherited the techniques and traditions of the Clevaget family, a family of first-class watchmakers. Currently, the company is run by his second son, Georges, and is headed by Denis Borzli, a veteran in the field. Aéro is one of the few Swiss manufacturers specializing in luxury pocket watches.

Its distinctive features are the warmth of handcrafting, achieved through the ancient European "hammering techniques" inherited from our predecessors and the excellent "carving techniques" of top-class craftsmen.

In Japan, it has been loved by many people for over 30 years as a masterpiece with a wide variety of variations that can only be achieved by a specialized manufacturer, the precise mechanism that can only be achieved by a handmade manufacturer, and a beautiful form that exudes nostalgia.

An attractive model that you won't get tired of looking at

Aerowatch pocket watches are fully skeletonized on both the front and back, allowing you to see the condition of the mechanism from any angle and view the beautiful 17-jewel movement.

The only downside to skeleton watches is that they are less legible than models with dials, but other than that they have many advantages.

This pocket watch is characterized by the mechanical sounds that reverberate off the glass, making the gentle, low beat of 18,000 vibrations per hour very audible.