The Bardolatry Series includes some of Stuhrling Original’s greatest examples of exceptional craftsmanship, both in the look and feel of the watch, and in the overall design. Take note that every member of this series is a skeletal timepiece, and each contains a mechanical automatic movement : our way of keeping up with a classic and elegant theme. These magnificent timepieces are also named after characters and plays by William Shakespeare, another way of paying tribute to rich and classic history. However, our homage would not be complete if we didn’t include an example of watch-making at its very roots : a pure mechanical timepiece. That being said, we are proud to introduce the MacBeth and Lady MacBeth. These two timepieces, a matching set for men and ladies, display an artistic style that is true to Stuhrling Original’s most recognizable design : the skeletonized mechanical watch. However, the MacBeth and Lady MacBeth differ from most watches of its type because there is absolutely no dial at all; nothing keeps you from seeing right into and through the decorated movement. To enhance this look even more, we’ve included skeletonized hands for the classic three-hand design, as well as a castle-like design that houses the Roman numerals. Keep in mind that the MacBeth and Lady MacBeth are watches that truly represent the history and tradition of watchmaking…they are both pure mechanical watches, manufactured like they were hundreds of years ago! The cases, made from solid 316L surgical grade stainless steel, feature high polished bezels for an extra bit of shine. Protected by Krysterna crystals, the case is mounted on crocodile embossed genuine leather straps, the MacBeth and Lady MacBeth is a very classy timepiece to wear on formal occasions.