Available $425 45mm

The Electricianz
The Nomad Z
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A Skeleton watch, in a round bronze case, 45mm, with a turquoise skeletonized/exposed movement dial, skeleton hands and applied metal indices.
This reference is currently in stock and available for direct purchase from the brand. Its price sits close to the median for comparable watches in its segment, neither a premium nor a bargain within that group. The 28 comparable skeleton watches tracked in this size and price class range from USD 312 to USD 499. It was released in September 2025.
Diameter
45mm
Between lugs
22mm
Movement Type
quartz
Water resistance
3 bar
Crystal Type
mineral
Crystal Description
Hardened mineral K1 glass with anti-reflective treatment
Its scarcity score of 0/100 is the lowest possible, placing it among the easiest-to-get tracked watches in the catalog. The scarcity score here has moved down around 97 points across the past 33 days. It peaked near a score of 97 in September 2026. Compared with The Electricianz's typical scarcity, this reference runs about 41 points lower.
This reference has no sell-out history of its own yet. How The Electricianz models usually sell out and restock
Worth tracking
Limited data
Currently available with no strong urgency signal either way.
Scarcity rank (in its segment)Top 90%
Price vs segment16% above segment median
Last confirmed:
2 availability changes recorded. Longest sold-out stretch: 20 days.
Tracked since 9/16/25 (411 days).
Available9/28/26
34 days straight
November 2025
Today
Retired · for 292 days12/10/25
Sold out · for 21 days11/19/25
The latest observed price was $495.00 on 11/1/26.
$495.00 USD11/1/26
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