Available $1,105 45.6mm

Seven Friday
T2/03

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A Skeleton watch, in a cushion bronze case, 45mm, with a brown open-worked / skeletonized with printed artistic motifs (flowers, musical notes) dial, skeleton hands and stick indices, powered by the TMI.
It is currently available to buy directly from the brand. Within its segment, this reference is priced near the middle of the pack, close to what comparable watches typically cost. This segment covers 20 tracked skeleton watches in this size and price class, ranging from USD 1,085 to USD 1,999. This reference first launched in September 2025.
Diameter
45mm
Lug to lug
45.6mm
Movement Type
Automatic
Movement Name
TMI
Power reserve
41 hours
Water resistance
3 bar
Crystal Type
Mineral
Crystal Description
K1 hardened mineral with anti reflective coating
Its scarcity score of 0/100 is the lowest possible, placing it among the easiest-to-get tracked watches in the catalog. That's in line with Seven Friday's catalog overall.
This reference has no sell-out history of its own yet.
How Seven Friday models usually sell out and restockNo rush
Brand pattern · 37 models
About 100% of this brand's tracked models are currently in stock.
Scarcity rank (in its segment)Top 90%
Price vs segment12% below segment median
Available
7 months straight
4/5/26
April 2026
Today
Tracked since 4/5/26 (221 days).
Last confirmed:
Currently priced at $1,300.00, up from $1,179.00 on 9/1/26.
$1,300.00 USD
11/9/26
April 2026
Today
11/9/26
+10.3%
9/1/26
4/12/26
Unchanged · 73 days
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