zelin0802 / December 23, 2025

Jacob & Co. fake wtches

The fake Jacob & Co. Astronomical Tourbillon collection boasts many popular models; here are a few examples:

Astronomia Tourbillon Baguette Orange Sapphires: The dial and lugs are set with 422 baguette-cut diamonds, totaling approximately 31.75 carats, paired with a rose gold case for undeniable luxury. Its unique four-arm structure houses a three-axis tourbillon, a hand-painted blue magnesium globe model, and a 1-carat 288-facet Jacob-Cut diamond, completing a rotation around the watch’s center every 20 minutes.

Astronomia Solar Zodiac: With a 43.40 mm diameter case, its design resembles an astronomer’s observatory, featuring four transparent sapphire crystal windows. The movement is topped with a rotating “sun,” and the satellite arms feature three planets, all crafted from 288-facet Jacob-Cut gemstones. The base is a celestial constellation made of aventurine and also includes seven planets made of various hard stones. fake luxury watches

Astronomia Solar Zodiac: The Astronomia Four-Axis Tourbillon: The world’s first four-axis tourbillon watch, powered by the JCAM54 movement. The entire movement’s rotation forms the first axis of the tourbillon, with the carousel arms ending in a three-axis tourbillon cage. Each axis rotates at 60 seconds, 18 seconds, and 15 seconds, completing one full rotation in 60 seconds. The case is 47mm in diameter and crafted from rose gold.

The Astronomia Tourbillon Casino Baguette: This watch features a working miniature roulette wheel beneath its sapphire crystal case. The center of the wheel, the front and sides of the lugs, and the entire bezel are set with baguette-cut diamonds. Lucky numbers can be placed on mother-of-pearl inlays upon request, combining playfulness and luxury.

The Astronomia Revolution Four-Axis Tourbillon: Created to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Astronomia Tourbillon series. It features a 47mm rose gold case with a highly domed anti-reflective sapphire crystal. Powered by the manual-winding JCAM54 movement, the tourbillon and time display rotating platform complete one full rotation every 60 seconds. The three-axis flying tourbillon adds a fourth axis, with each axis rotating at a different speed, showcasing the brand’s exceptional watchmaking expertise. fake Jacob & Co. bugatti chiron

zelin0802 / November 24, 2025

Bremont Altitude Perpetual Calendar GMT Mono-Pusher Skeleton Watch

Bremont Altitude Perpetual Calendar GMT Mono-Pusher Skeleton Watch

The Bremont Altitude flagship watch returns in a skeletonized form, showcasing an architectural beauty as striking as its functionality.

Bremont’s rise is inextricably linked to modern aviation-inspired tool watches, which feature robust and durable mechanics designed for practical use. Following the more experimental Terra Nova series, the British brand returns to its core strengths with the Altitude collection: a more streamlined, aviation-inspired line incorporating complex functions. The flagship of this collection is the Altitude Perpetual Calendar GMT Mono-Pusher watch, powered by an in-house movement module developed by Agenhor. At Dubai Watch Week 2025, Bremont unveiled a skeletonized version, showcasing the intricate workings of the movement.

This best men watch retains Bremont’s signature 42mm Trip-Tick case, crafted from Grade 2 titanium, combining brushed and polished surfaces, and featuring a PVD-coated middle barrel. With a moderate case thickness of 12.65 mm and a lug spacing of 49.62 mm, it boasts a water resistance of 100 meters—despite its complex functions, it remains a true sports watch. The sapphire crystal glass offers a clear view of the movement through the beautifully decorated titanium case back. Single-button hour markers are integrated into the recessed crown, while recessed date adjustment knobs are located at 2 and 4 o’clock.

The most significant change lies in the dial. The pure blue dial of the initial model has been replaced by a skeletonized blue dial. This skeletonized design, far from obscuring the dial, actually highlights the intricate structure of the Agenhor. The applied numerals and hour markers are set on the skeletonized scale ring and filled with white Super-LumiNova luminous coating, ensuring excellent legibility even against more complex dial backgrounds.

At 12 o’clock, the domed rotating globe reappears, accompanied by a 24-hour day/night indicator ring to display home time. The date display at 6 o’clock is located on radial markers, while the small seconds at 9 o’clock is indicated by a double-bladed “propeller” hand with luminescent coating on a fan-shaped sub-dial. The perpetual calendar at 3 o’clock displays the month and leap year, with a four-bladed propeller hand advancing subtly in 172 micro-steps, completing a four-year cycle – a unique way Agenhor watches cleverly conceal complex functions on the dial. grand seiko replica watches

The BHC9192 movement combines the base movement of the Sellita AMT6900 manual-winding movement with an exclusive Agenhor module. This combined movement is only 6.8 mm thick, vibrates at 28,800 vibrations per hour, has a 50-hour power reserve, and a daily accuracy of only -6/+6 seconds. The skeletonized design reveals the Geneva stripes on the bridges and the Wayfinder logo engraved on the single-button lever – small yet significant details that invite exploration upon opening the dial.

This skeletonized high-altitude perpetual calendar GMT single-button watch features a quick-release titanium bracelet and a quick-release blue vintage leather strap.

Technical Specifications – BREMONT ALTITUDE Perpetual Calendar GMT Single-Button Skeleton Watch

Case: 42 mm diameter x 12.65 mm thickness x 49.62 mm lug spacing – Grade 2 titanium Trip-Tick construction – Satin and polished surfaces – Black PVD-coated titanium crown – Push-button crown with integrated single pusher – Recessed month/year and date correctors at 2 and 4 o’clock – Box-type sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating – Open titanium case back with sapphire crystal – Lug width 22 mm – Water resistant to 100 meters

Dial: Blue skeletonized dial construction – Applied numerals and hour markers filled with white Super-LumiNova (blue luminescence) – GMT globe at 12 o’clock with 24-hour day/night indicator ring – Small seconds subdial at 9 o’clock – A radiating date subdial with a circular texture and black outer ring is located at 6 o’clock; a month/leap year subdial with propeller-style four-leaf hands is located at 3 o’clock. The subdials feature a satin and “CD” finish. porsche design replica watches

Movement: Caliber BHC9192 – Manual-winding mechanical movement – ​​Based on the Sellita AMT6900 movement, featuring an Agenhor exclusive perpetual calendar GMT single-button module – 19 jewels – Glucydur alloy balance wheel – Daily accuracy -6/+6 seconds – 50-hour power reserve – Central hour and minute hands; small seconds at 9 o’clock; 24-hour GMT globe at 12 o’clock; manual date display at 6 o’clock; month and leap year display at 3 o’clock.

Strap: Quick-release titanium bracelet – Quick-release blue vintage leather bracelet – Both with matching titanium hardware.

Reference: ALT42-PER-TI-BLSKL-B (bracelet) ALT42-PER-TI-BLSKL-H (watch strap)

zelin0802 / November 22, 2025

Bell & Ross BR-X3 Tourbillon Micro-Swiss Watch

Bell & Ross BR-X3 Tourbillon Micro-Swiss Watch. A perfect fusion of haute horlogerie and tool watchmaking.

In the collecting journey of every seasoned collector, there is a moment when a watch transcends its function as merely a timekeeping tool, transforming into something entirely different—a kinetic sculpture, an ambitious expression of watchmaking craftsmanship, and an exploration of the soul of mechanical watchmaking. The new Bell & Ross BR-X3 Tourbillon Micro-Swiss Watch is precisely such a timepiece.

A radical change. Since 1994, Bell & Ross has been renowned for its legibility, functionality, and precision—values ​​derived from aircraft cockpit instruments. But the BR-X3 Tourbillon Micro-Swiss Watch, launched by Creative Director Bruno Belamich, forges a completely different path.

“This is an iconic timepiece, embodying all of Bell & Ross’s watchmaking technology, expertise, and design philosophy,” he explains.

Here, reading the time becomes secondary; appreciating the captivating ballet of mechanical art itself is paramount.

Transparency as a Philosophy

The BR-X3 watch’s 40mm square stainless steel case is a fresh interpretation of Bell & Ross’s iconic design. Crafted from satin-polished stainless steel, with sapphire crystal glass covering both the crystal and case back, the watch is virtually transparent. The case is seamlessly integrated with the movement, secured by four signature screws. At only 9mm thick, it provides an unobstructed visual space for one of the most coveted complications in watchmaking—the movement itself.

The skeletal architectural design is inspired by the geometric abstraction of Piet Mondrian and the refined functionalism of Charlotte Perriand. Straight horizontal and vertical lines create a rigorous composition throughout the mechanical space, while 26 rubies embellish this geometric beauty with their deep red brilliance. fake watches for sale

The dial, finished in a smoky sapphire crystal, is positioned at 2 o’clock and displays only the hours and minutes—a deliberately simplified design to make room for the intricate mechanical movement. The brushed bridges create a linear reflective effect, while the polished edges define the contours with precise lines. Mechanical Ballet

At the heart of this timepiece is the in-house BR-CAL.389 movement, which incorporates two high-complication watchmaking features. The flying tourbillon, located at 5:30, is a legendary invention of Abraham-Louis Breguet—a rotating cage that completes one revolution per minute to counteract the effects of gravity on the balance spring. Thanks to its flying design, without an upper bridge, the tourbillon appears to float in mid-air, a breathtaking sight.

The micro-rotor—the second complication—enables automatic winding while maintaining a 9mm case thickness. This micro-rotor is located within the plane of the movement rather than on top, a more complex engineering design that provides a 58-hour power reserve without compromising the slim profile. replica patek philippe watches

Despite its complex functions and sapphire crystal, the BR-X3 is remarkably comfortable to wear. The 40mm square case is both sophisticated and lightweight, while the grey alligator leather strap with a folding steel clasp ensures both comfort and elegance. The sapphire crystal features an anti-reflective coating, ensuring clear time reading in any lighting conditions, and is water-resistant to 50 meters.

Bell & Ross produces only 25 pieces of the BR-X3 Tourbillon Micro-Swiss Watch (model: BRX3M-TRB-ST/SCR). This timepiece marks the brand’s bold foray into haute horlogerie—its pricing reflects both its complex functions and its limited production.

For collectors who have followed Bell & Ross since its days as a professional instrument brand, the BR-X3 represents the brand’s most outstanding achievement to date—a unique masterpiece that blends innovative design, mechanical complexity, and artistic vision.

This is not a tool watch. It occupies a completely different realm, where mechanical art reigns supreme, and the transparent dial becomes a philosophical interpretation of the beauty of haute horlogerie. It is a contemplative timepiece worthy of careful appreciation, transforming simple time reading into an opportunity to witness the perfect workings of a mechanism. cheap replica watches

zelin0802 / March 8, 2023

The new and captivating Gradient Lamido Ocean Star Tribute

An all-encompassing dive fashion watches, now in summery light blue.

Mido has been particularly active in the past few weeks, starting with the recent release of one of the coolest models ever, the Ocean Star Decompression Worldtimer, or the rather impressively equipped Multifort M Chronometer. Well, that doesn’t end there, as the brand discreetly revealed a new version of its vintage-inspired dive watch, the Ocean Star Tribute. Already available in a range of glamorous colors – such as this bold ombre red version, or this military-inspired green version – the collection is back with colorful versions ready for this summer. The Mido Ocean Star with a gradient light blue dial pays homage to the latest model.

This watch isn’t particularly new, we’ve seen a lot of changes in the past. But the latest model to join the range is quite attractive, to say the least. Let’s start with a quick reminder, shall we? The Ocean Star Tribute is part of a range of affordable, well-equipped classic dive watches with very good specifications. There’s nothing groundbreaking or above the competition here, and we’re talking a decently sized 200m water-resistant model with a classic design. If you want something stronger and more powerful, the Ocean Star Diver 600 is the one you should be looking for. fashion watches

With its timeless look, 40.5mm diameter and polished steel case with pointed crown guard, the Ocean Star Tribute revives the style of the 1960s with a contemporary twist. Balanced and well proportioned, it features a box-shaped sapphire crystal, thin unidirectional bezel with aluminum insert and 60-minute scale, screw-down crown and caseback, and 20 bar pressure resistance – enough for all recreational diving.

New for this year, the watch comes in a light summer color scheme. In this new version, the bezel is a medium blue, while the dial has a gradient effect from sky blue in the center to the same color as the bezel at the edges. Additionally, the rectangular markers and hands are coated in white Super-LumiNova for a nice contrast against the colored background. An important update, as opposed to the previous version, this gradient blue model has a time and date display and does not have the rather intrusive day-date window of the previous version. This is of course a matter of preference, but I personally think this date-only version is more visually balanced.vintage watches for sale

Inside the chassis, there are no surprises. Like the cool decompression chronograph 1961 or many other watches from the brand, this new dive watch is equipped with the new entry-level movement Powermatic 80 from Swatch Group. An evolution of the ETA 2824, it has a redesigned power train with a slightly slower 3Hz frequency but a much longer power reserve of 80 hours. In addition, it features an antimagnetic Nivachron hairspring. This automatic movement is concealed behind a closed case back.

Technical Specifications – Tribute to the Mido Ocean Star
Case: Diameter 40.50 mm x Height 13.40 mm – stainless steel case, polished – unidirectional steel bezel with medium blue aluminum insert, 60-minute diving scale – screw-down crown, screw-down case back – dome Sapphire crystal – 200m water resistance
Dial: Gradient blue dial with white Super-LumiNova hour-markers with silver outline – metal baton hands with white Super-LumiNova
Movement: Mido Caliber 80 (base ETA C07.621) – Automatic – 25 jewels – 25.60 mm – 21,600 vibrations/hour – 80 hours power reserve – Nivachron hairspring, antimagnetic – Hours, minutes, seconds (hacked) and date
Bracelet: Comes with Milanese steel bracelet with sliding clasp and blue tropical rubber with pin clasp
Ref: M026.807.11.041.01

zelin0802 / June 22, 2022

Lightweight luxury by Richard Mille

How does a company that was obscure just 20 years ago find itself brushing aside brands worth six or seven figures?

We might see it as one of watchmaking’s quickest success stories at the turn of the millennium. Twenty years ago, a completely unknown name, unusual top replica watch styles, high prices, disruptive marketing and revolutionary materials came together to create a business that made sense in both watchmaking and marketing , which requires a lot of courage.

Moving beyond the media hype to build a lasting watchmaking business can be a challenge for any up-and-coming brand. It’s hard to bring historic names like Czapek, Louis Moinet or Charles Girardier back to life. It’s harder to start from scratch – having to literally justify everything, including your own, without the benefits of past outstanding surnames.

Not for the faint of heart
Richard Mille fake has succeeded in doing this, taking an unusual approach and taking the watchmaking world by storm with unforeseen technology, design and radical spirit. It’s worth recalling that twenty years ago, when a magazine received an ad for Richard Mille, the advertising department would always call the brand to point out the price next to the picture of the watch, which was unthinkable at the time. This is naturally considered a bug. Not like this: it’s just Richard Mille’s way of brazenly declaring that buying a piece from him will cost you at least €100,000. This is how he left his mark.

lighter means stronger
The second fundamental disruption has to do with the weight of the watch. Until the early 2000s, the strength of a watch was proportional to its weight. The heavier and more imposing it is, the more solid and solid it exudes. Richard Mille strives to achieve the exact opposite: minimum weight and maximum strength. It’s a real paradigm shift that overturns an almost instinctive belief by proving that a 60-gram tourbillon is not as simple as a 300-gram tourbillon – it’s actually more powerful.

material competition
The third fundamental disruption is closely related to the first and involves innovative materials. At a time when watchmaking embraced silicon hairsprings wholeheartedly (at the expense of some extremely expensive fundamental research by Patek Philippe, Athens and the Swatch Group), Richard Mille focused primarily on the materials used to make the case: titanium, carbon steel , TPT quartz and graphene. All of these were previously unknown in the industry, or at best rarely used. This opened up a huge marketing opportunity for Richard Mille, as well as an opportunity to set prices that defied all reason. It’s a risky move – but it’s just a ticket for collectors who have only a little reason to consider when they decide to buy from this completely unknown young brand.

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A fourth fundamental subversion has to do with movement design: specifically, the integration of previously considered highly fragile complications, such as tourbillons, into sports watches designed to withstand any and all shocks, especially any acceleration . Twenty years ago, in an unforgettable moment at his retailer, Richard Mille angrily threw one of his own tourbillons to the ground to prove it could withstand absolutely anything. The retailer in question picked up the watch in disbelief – finding that Miller was right.

very close circle of friends
The fifth and final fundamental disruption has to do with marketing. Richard Mille didn’t just invite athletes to wear his watches; he involved them in the design process. Rafael Nadal has been known to break countless tourbillons before the watchmaker managed to come up with a piece that was nearly indestructible. Pablo Mac Donough is another such athlete. What’s more, these partnerships are not limited to working on the technical aspects of each model: Richard Mille is also notable for the long-standing personal relationship he maintains with each ambassador. While he occasionally seeks out some partners in a more opportunistic way, most of them are indeed part of his close circle of friends – thus explaining why the brand has been particularly active in motorsport, and for decades, Richard Richard Mille has been involved. Perhaps it’s no coincidence that the company’s new Paris base is near the headquarters of the French Motorsport Federation.

Today, the brand has become an important part of the haute horlogerie industry. Richard Mille and his lifelong friend and colleague Dominique Guénat own the same stake. One in Paris, the other in Les Breleux; one oversees management and marketing, the other a wizard of sophistication and materials: they are inseparable.

Their descendants seem to be equally inseparable. The two founding partners are now 70, which is the age at which they announced they would start handing over things; in fact, that’s what they’re doing now. Their three children are now leading the brand’s operations, working together in Switzerland and France, just like their parents, with Mille’s backing – and still keeping a close eye – eyes. luxury Richard Mille and Dominique Guénat may be leaving their management positions, but they remain on the board for now.