Swatch Jelly Fish GK100 (1983)
The Originator of See-Through Horology and Plastic Chic
The legendary 1983 timepiece designed by Marlyse Schmid. The completely transparent plastic case and strap laid bare the Swiss quartz movement, battery cell, and primary color hands, kicking off 40+ years of clear horology.
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$99.00Curated historical record. Clear Tech does not manufacture vintage pieces; link queries verified secondary marketplace collectors.
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Ultrasonically welded hermetic transparent plastic monobloc case. Engineered with only 51 components (down from standard 91+ mechanical watch parts), fully visible through the crystal front and back.
The Clear Advantage (Pros)
- ✓ The true historical forefather that proved translucent plastic could be high fashion
- ✓ Radical minimalist 51-part quartz movement exposed without any dial plate
- ✓ Feather-light ergonomic silhouette on the wrist
Considerations (Cons)
- • Vintage 1980s resin straps yellow with UV light exposure over time
- • Original 1983 production runs are rare museum collectors' items fetching +
Technical Specifications
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