Own Your Bloom skeleton automatic watch showcases a see-through movement inside a durable 304 stainless steel case, paired with a bold orange strap for modern edge. Reliable automatic winding and a secure buckle deliver comfortable daily wear; available with custom branding/packaging to power your launch.
SPU: ACWTA003P1
Specification
| Movement | Mechanical |
| Dial Mirror Material | Glass |
| Case Material | 304 Stainless Steel |
| Strap Material | Silicone |
| Dial Diameter | 41 x 50 mm |
| Thickness | 14 mm |
| Strap Width | 24 x 20 mm |
| Strap Length | 18 cm |
| Water Resistance | 50 meters / 165 feet |
Movement Performance
| Product |
Movement: Automatic mechanical movement with precision-machined gears and mainspring — smooth engagement and efficient power transmission
Accuracy: 21,600 vibrations/hour; deviation ≤ ±5 sec/day; swing over 250°, positional error ≤ 0.5 sec — high accuracy Power Reserve: 40-hour power reserve |
| Common Mid-to-High-End Products |
Movement: Basic automatic movement — gears wear easily, power delivery is unstable, prone to stuttering or stopping Accuracy: 18,000 vibrations/hour; deviation ≥ ±30 sec/day; swing below 220°, Low amplitude and unstable polarization, large timekeeping deviation Power Reserve: 30–36 hour power reserve |
Material
| Product |
Watch mirror - glass: Diamond-cut square crystal, Mohs hardness ≥ 7
Watch case: 304 stainless steel, nickel content ≤8%; no rust after 48h salt spray test, HV200 surface hardness Dial - hands: High-purity weather-resistant alloy with 3.2% titanium content; 98% oxidation resistance — stays like new over time Watch strap: Soft rubber made from virgin rubber, enhanced with breathable micro-molecules; odor-free and resistant to aging |
| Common Mid-to-High-End Products |
Watch mirror - glass: Mineral glass, Mohs hardness ≤ 6 Watch case: Alloy (nickel ≥15%); rust after 24h salt spray test, HV120 hardness Dial - hands: Similar alloy with 1.8% titanium content; 92% oxidation resistance , appearance fades with prolonged use Watch strap: Standard rubber made from recycled materials; offers basic breathability, with some aging resistance but slight odor present |
Craftsmanship
| Product | Watch mirror - glass: 3D diamond-cut engraving, light transmittance ≥ 95%, surface roughness Ra ≤ 0.01μm, impact resistance ≥ 1.5J
Watch case: 8 polishing passes + diamond-cut floral texture with 25 sections per mm²; size tolerance ≤ ±0.1mm, smooth edges Dial - hands: Hollow clover skeleton design, interlocking like a bird’s nest; luminous markers on hands, clearly visible at night Watch strap: One-piece molded strap, tight-fitting interface; butterfly spring clasp, smooth and easy to operate |
| Common Mid-to-High-End Products |
Watch mirror - glass: Basic polishing, light transmittance ≤ 85%, surface roughness Ra ≥ 0.05μm, impact resistance ≤ 0.8J Watch case: 3 polishing passes; plain texture, tolerance ≥ ±0.5mm, rough edges Dial - hands: No skeleton or basic skeleton; ordinary luminous material, poor night readability Watch strap: Fixed strap with standard pin buckle, less convenient, prone to jamming |
Function
| Product | 50m water resistance |
| Common Mid-to-High-End Products | 30m water resistance |
Market Trends
| Consumer profile | The target group is men aged 28–38 in finance, tech, and design. They value mechanical complexity and unique aesthetics, wearing timepieces at business or private events to highlight taste and status. They favor limited editions, individuality, and high-tech style. |
| Competitive landscape | Swiss luxury watches emphasize craftsmanship but remain conservative; fashion-forward brands experiment boldly but lack professional movements. This watch balances “technology + affordable luxury” with its skeletonized structure and bold orange sport strap, carving a distinct market position. |
| Sales performance | Light luxury watches maintain steady 7–9% annual growth. This model is projected to sell around 1,600 units monthly, with holiday sales surging 30%. ROI remains steady at 22%, indicating long-term scalability and strong expansion potential. |
| Market trends | The global watch market is expected to exceed $350 billion by 2025. Younger consumers prefer sporty and tech-infused designs, with skeleton mechanisms and colorful straps driving growth. Digital marketing and social culture amplify emerging demands. |
| Distribution and promotion | Core sales come from e-commerce and luxury retail, supported by watch fairs, cross-industry art collaborations, and motorsport tie-ins. Celebrity endorsements, street style photography, and influencer-driven campaigns build cultural recognition among younger, affluent buyers. |
