A skull has no gender. In short, it can also inspire fear, but it is certainly genderless, at least as long as it is represented graphically. Starting from this principle, the new collection of Skull Genderless watches by Philipp Plein embraces fluidity, beyond the wrists of the wearer. Indeed, the model is unique, even if it is offered in three versions. It is made with a stainless steel case with a diameter of 41mm.
The version with bezel decorated with multicolored crystals, with a rainbow effect, further alludes to the world of gender fluid: the dial, decorated with a hexagonal motif, features a skull with multicolor crystals and matching indexes. Other details of the collection are the logo, the writing The Skull and the hexagonal initials PP, all engraved on the bezel. Furthermore, the pirate motif of the skull and crossbones returns to the steel bracelet. The other models are in steel, with a gold IP bezel with embossed gold studs and lettering, or with the variant with a black silicone strap, decorated with embossed skull bones and a gold metal buttonhole with studs. The gold IP bezel with raised studs and lettering houses a black dial decorated with a hexagonal motif and with a golden 3D skull in the center surrounded by indexes with crystals. Inside, the jewels mount a three-hand Miyota 203A quartz movement and are waterproof up to 5 atmospheres.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Movement: Miyota 203 A, three hands
Case: diameter 41 mm, steel/gold IP treated steel
Dial: white with crystals, green, black with three-dimensional skull in the center, Philipp Plein logo and hexagonal pattern
Bracelet: metal, metal with gold IP treatment, black silicone strap
Watertightness: 5 atmospheres
Price: 540 euros (model with silicone strap), 590 euros (model in steel and colored crystals), 450 euros (model in two-tone steel)
