Kenneth Cole New York Liberty Skeleton Automatic Bracelet Watch, 43mm
Kenneth Cole New York
$305.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Kenneth Cole New York Liberty Skeleton Automatic Bracelet Watch earns its fast-lane pedigree through refined, industrial detailing. The skeleton dial peels back the movement with brass tones peeking through, while a screw-in exhibition caseback invites a quiet close-up on the gears. A 43mm stainless steel case with a PVD finish and brass-accent bracelet gives the piece a confident, architecture-forward silhouette. The mineral crystal keeps the view crisp, and Super-LumiNova hands glow at dusk, signaling that tech-meets-tailoring energy the brand does so well.
The bracelet strap with deployant clasp sits flush on the wrist, offering a clean, uninterrupted line that wears well under a blazer sleeve or with a graphic tee. At 22mm, the band keeps the watch balanced with mid-size cuffs and can ride with the natural motion of the day; the three-hand automatic movement winds with your activity, so it stays in step without a battery. The unidirectional rotating bezel adds a subtle technical edge, while the skeleton dial reveals brass gears in motion—an eye-catching detail that elevates both office looks and after-hours moments.
Kenneth Cole New York leans into refined utilitarian chic with the Liberty Skeleton, where steel meets brass for a modern, work-to-weekend mood.
Materials / Fabrication
- 43mm case
- 22mm band width
- Bracelet strap with deployant clasp closure
- Three-hand automatic movement with winding via wrist motion or watch winder
- Screw-in exhibition caseback
- Unidirectional rotating bezel
- Skeleton brass dial
- Super-LumiNova hands and markers
- Mineral crystal face
- Stainless steel with PVD and brass accents
- Imported
- Measurements: 43mm case; 22mm band width
Recommended Care
- Wipe case and bracelet with a soft, lint-free cloth to remove fingerprints and oils
- Avoid exposure to strong magnetic fields and hard impacts
- Keep away from extreme temperatures and prolonged direct sun exposure
- Have the movement serviced by a professional watchmaker every 3-5 years
- If the watch is water resistant, follow the manufacturer's guidelines for submersion and moisture care; otherwise avoid submersion
