Oupinke Phoenix Skeleton L3276, 34mm, Gold Dial
Oupinke Phoenix Skeleton, Gold Dial
OUPINKE Phoenix Skeleton is a women's automatic with a gold dial, 34mm stainless steel case, mineral glass and 30m water resistance.
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About this item
- Skeleton dial with a 3D phoenix engraving, a bold yet feminine look
- Self-winding automatic movement with 21 ruby bearings
- Rose gold finish over a lightweight stainless steel case and bracelet
- Luminous hands and markers for nighttime legibility
- Hidden push-button clasp on the bracelet
Top Highlights
- Brand
- Oupinke
- Model Name
- L3276
- Model Number
- L3276
- Department
- Women
- Item Type
- Automatic Watch
- Manufacturer
- OUPINKE
- First Available
- 4 May 2025
Features & Specs
- Display
- Analog
- Movement Type
- Automatic
- Power Source
- Automatic
- Additional Features
- Luminous
- Strap Type
- Bracelet
- Case Material
- Stainless steel
- Case Size
- 34.0 mm
- Case Thickness
- 12.0 mm
- Lug Width
- 16.0 mm
- Water Resistance
- 30 m
- Sport Type
- Walking
- Strap
- Stainless steel
- Clasp
- Push Button Hidden Clasp
- Crystal
- Mineral crystal
Style
- Dial Shape
- Round
- Dial Colour
- Gold
- Band Color
- Gold
- Face Style
- Classic
Description
The OUPINKE Phoenix Skeleton is an automatic women's wristwatch built around a hollow dial with a 3D phoenix engraving. It suits anyone who wants a decorative mechanical piece in a compact size for everyday wear.
The watch has a 34mm stainless steel case, 12mm thick, with a 16mm lug width and mineral glass. The self-winding automatic movement uses 21 ruby bearings, and the stainless steel bracelet is finished in rose gold with a hidden push-button clasp.
Luminous hands and markers help with reading the time in low light. Water resistance is 30m according to the specification table, so it copes with splashes and handwashing but is not meant for swimming. The skeleton dial lets the phoenix motif take centre stage on the wrist.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I wear the Phoenix Skeleton in the shower or pool?
The OUPINKE Phoenix Skeleton is rated to 30m, which covers rain, splashes and handwashing. Hot showers and swimming are best avoided, since steam and pressure from movement in water can compromise the seals over time.
Does this watch need a battery?
No. It has a self-winding automatic movement with 21 ruby bearings, so wrist motion winds it. If you leave it unworn for a couple of days it may stop, and a gentle shake or a few turns of the crown gets it going again.
Will a 34mm case suit my wrist?
A 34mm case with 16mm lug width is on the compact side, and it generally suits small to average wrists well. The case is 12mm thick, so it sits slightly taller than a slim dress watch, which is worth knowing for tight cuffs.
How is it different from a standard quartz fashion watch?
Rather than a battery and quartz module, the Phoenix Skeleton uses a mechanical automatic movement visible through its hollow dial. Compared with quartz it is less accurate day to day but more engaging, and it needs no battery changes.
Is it suitable for daily wear and office use?
Yes for most daily routines. The stainless steel bracelet with rose gold finish and the compact case suit office and evening wear. Mineral glass can scratch, so avoid knocking it against desks or door frames.
Can I resize the bracelet myself?
The bracelet closes with a hidden push-button clasp, and sizing is usually done by removing links. A watch shop or jeweller can do this quickly, and it is better than forcing pins on a metal bracelet at home.
Editor's take
The Phoenix Skeleton sits in the decorative end of women's mechanical watches, aimed at buyers who want an open dial with a bold motif rather than a purist's tool. It is a compact 34mm piece, and the 3D phoenix engraving on the hollow dial is the whole point of the design.
Inside is a self-winding automatic movement with 21 ruby bearings, so there is no battery to replace and the watch charges from wrist motion. The stainless steel case and bracelet carry a rose gold finish, and the crystal is mineral glass, which is fine for daily wear but scratches more readily than sapphire.
The main limit is water resistance. At 30m, the watch handles rain, splashes and handwashing, but it should stay out of the pool and the shower. The bracelet closes with a hidden push-button clasp, which looks tidy but is harder to micro-adjust than a standard fold-over clasp with extra holes.
It suits someone who wants a mechanical, skeleton-style watch for dressing up or casual daily wear without spending much. If you want sapphire glass and greater water resistance, look at entry-level Japanese or Swiss automatics instead, accepting a plainer dial.
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