Here is where the inheritance begins: Patek Philippe Calatrava —Ref. 4997, 7200 and 6119

When the Calatrava was launched in 1932, it was a rare classic round watch designed for men. With the evolution of the times, nearly 90 years later, Calatrava has developed dozens of styles, and the case diameter has gradually evolved from the initial 30-31 mm to the 39 mm size of Ref. 5227 and 6119. Known as an epoch-making work in 20th century watch design, Calatrava is also loved by female friends, and it is one of Patek Philippe’s most popular women’s watch series.

Calatrava Ref. 4997

Ref. 4997 is one of two new Calatrava styles released by Patek Philippe this year, the other being the 6119 for men. The 18K white gold case diameter of the 4997/200G has been increased from 33 mm to 35 mm in the previous model 4897 (introduced in 2009). mm, the bezel is set with 76 top-quality flawless Wesselton round diamonds of approximately 0.52 carats, which are dazzling and dazzling; reflecting the exquisite concentric ripple pattern, showing the delicate and deep midnight blue lustre The dial is even more gorgeous and classic. Feminine elegance.

Calatrava 4997/200G-001
18K white gold case, 35 mm diameter, bezel set with 76 diamonds of 0.52 carats, midnight blue guilloché dial, hours, minutes, self-winding Caliber 240, 22K gold off-centre mini-rotor, minimum power reserve 48 hours, Gyromax® balance, Spiromax® balance spring, Patek Philippe stamp, sapphire crystal and case back, satin-finished calfskin strap.

In addition to the enlarged diameter of the watch, compared with the previous generation 4897, which was equipped with a 215 hand-winding movement, the inner beauty of the 4997 is also different. The 240 self-winding movement is changed to echo the Seiko aesthetics of many female customers who have a mechanical movement at the same time. And the expectation of the convenience of not having to worry about the winding; in addition, because of the 22K gold miniature automatic rotor, the watch is equally slim and delicate, only 7.4 mm thick. The elegant structure of the 240 movement follows the strict standards of the Patek Philippe seal, and the most exquisite decorative details can be admired through the sapphire crystal case back.

Calatrava Ref. 7200

Compared with the modern fashion and grand elegance of the Calatrava 4997, the Calatrava 7200, also equipped with a 240 self-winding movement, which was launched in 2013, is full of timeless classic charm and the most feminine atmosphere. The watch features a 34.6mm 18K 4N rose gold officer-style case with slender side edges and an overall thickness of only 7.37mm. Carefully distinguish the iconic straight lugs with rounded ends and the screw-fastened strap pegs. A classic feature of an officer-style case. The fine grained texture of the milky white dial shows an extraordinary silky effect, with K gold three-dimensional Arabic numerals and 60 minute markers, which perfectly complement the two “Poire Stuart” rose gold hands. It embodies the tradition of Patek Philippe’s two-hand watch focusing on the essence of simplicity and the Bauhaus style where any additions are cumbersome.

Calatrava 7200R-001
18K rose gold case, 34.6 mm diameter, hours, minutes, self-winding Caliber 240, 22K gold eccentric miniature rotor, at least 48 hours power reserve, Gyromax® balance, Spiromax® balance spring, Patek Philippe stamp , sapphire crystal and case back, alligator leather strap.

Calatrava Ref. 6119

Since its inception in 1932, the Calatrava, inspired by the minimalism of the Bauhaus, has always maintained the principles of proportionality, purity of design and functional practicality, but there are still occasional changes in elegance and refinement, especially the wristwatch number 3919, which came out in 1985. The design of the watch is the most popular. The bezel of this watch is embellished with the “Clous de Paris” (Clous de Paris) pattern (this design actually appeared as early as the 1934 Ref. The rounded case and clear surface immediately became one of Patek Philippe’s style symbols and an indispensable classic style in the classic series. It is still one of the most admired timepieces ever made by Patek Philippe.

Calatrava 6119R-001
18K rose gold case, diameter 39 mm, bezel engraved with Clous de Paris, silver-finish brass finish, “obus” faceted hour markers, royal hour and minute hands, small seconds, 30-255 PS hands Winding movement, power reserve at least 65 hours, Patek Philippe stamp, sapphire glass and case back, water-resistant to 30 meters, alligator leather strap.

Only more than ten years after its launch, Calatrava 3919 has become as independent as a jade tree facing the wind. It has become one of the characteristics of the watch industry to spread the style of Patek Philippe timepieces. In 2006, Patek Philippe launched a new slightly larger style Ref. 5119, the diameter of which was increased from 33.5 mm to 36 mm. More than a decade has passed, and it has long been a unique “Paris stud” watch under the Calatrava series. This year, in order to meet the needs of the times for large watch diameters, it finally launched the long-awaited new facelift Ref.6119 in the watch industry. Not only the diameter of the watch has been increased to 39 mm, the lugs have been changed from straight to curved, and the movement has also been changed from a 21.9 mm 215 PS hand-wound movement to a new-generation 30-255 PS hand-wound movement with a diameter of 31 mm, and the thickness is only 2.55 mm; the double barrel design provides at least 65 hours of power, which is more in line with the convenience of modern life.

Calatrava 6119 is first released in 6119G-001 white gold and 6119R-001 rose gold, with an anthracite dial and white gold applied hour markers and hands, respectively, and a silver fine-grained surface and rose gold applied hour markers and hands; bezel Both are decorated with a “Paris stud pattern” made of the traditional diamond-style staggered pattern technique. The width is slightly wider than that of the previous generation 5119. It still adheres to the characteristics of the thin and light series, and the overall watch thickness is only 8.08 mm. The newly launched 30-255 PS hand-wound movement naturally attracts the attention of the watch industry. In addition to the increase in power reserve and the stop-second function, the elegantly shaped six splints have a beautiful composition like a work of art, combining both classical and modern style. Worth tasting again and again.

Calatrava 6119G-001
18K white gold case, diameter 39 mm, bezel with engraved Clous de Paris studs, charcoal grey vertically textured dial, “obus” faceted hour markers, royal hour and minute hands, small seconds, 30-255 PS on hand Chain movement, power reserve at least 65 hours, Patek Philippe stamp, sapphire crystal and case back, water-resistant to 30 meters, alligator leather strap. review fake watches

Jacob & Co. Twin Turbo Furious

Top clocks (and semantics).

From jewelers to royalty and rappers, Jacob & Co. luxury is behind some of the most daring timepieces in watchmaking. While its jewel-encrusted watches have kept the brand in the public eye, Jacob & Co. has applied its fashion sensibilities to complicated watches that aren’t for the faint of heart.

Launched earlier this year, an extreme example of its ultimate taste, the Twin Turbo Furious, which not only stacks complications – minute repeater, chronograph and double tourbillon – but also does it in an exotic way they. The minute repeater is decimal, while the tourbillon regulator is flying, triaxial and high-speed.

This mighty watch is actually a follow-up to the original 2016 model, it’s just a twin-turbo; the “Furious” suffix refers to the addition of a single-button chronograph with a reference time difference indicator, the third in-house Unusual complication. In short, it’s a watch that someone inclined to modesty might describe as quite a lot. In fact, it can be said to be a veritable replica watches on sale. Complications are as large as cases.

Unusually, the Twin Turbo Furious movement was conceived by Neuchâtel-based specialist Le Cercle des Horlogers, not the Ateliers 7h38 responsible for most of Jacob & Co.’s complicated watches.

The bulbous trapezoid case alone is made up of a staggering 88 components and measures 57mm wide, 52mm lug-to-lug and 17mm high. Pictured is an all-black prototype with diamond-like carbon (DLC)-coated titanium and carbon composite sides, but the production watch is actually a combination of red gold and carbon fiber, which makes the watch even more eye-catching. However, titanium and carbon composite cases are available as custom orders.

On the right side of the case is an unusual crank used to wind the movement, while the other end houses the slider for activating the minute repeater. On top of the case is a piece of expansive smoked sapphire glass that curves down at the front edge of the case, following its curvature, while the dial itself is also made of sapphire crystal.

The watch’s most striking feature is the pair of three-axis flying tourbillon regulators, which sit at the bottom of the dial (with a small power-reserve indicator between them). Contrary to a traditional tourbillon that rotates around a single axis, a three-axis tourbillon rotates simultaneously around three different axes. In a refinement of the earlier twin-turbo, the tourbillon was accelerated. Both spin like crazy – it takes 24 seconds to make one revolution on the first axis, 8 seconds on the second axis, and 30 seconds on the third axis.

The multi-axis rotation means that each balance wheel is never in the same position, so theoretically it is not affected by any gravity. The two tourbillons are connected by a differential, resulting in a single average rate, making the movement’s timekeeping more stable than with a single regulator. But most importantly, the tourbillon offers the highly appealing visual spectacle expected of an oversized watch.

The Twin Turbo Furious also features a decimal minute repeater, which might be appropriate for such a clearly advanced watch. The decimal system is a modern invention that is more intuitive when striking the time, just like how an analog watch is read.

Unlike traditional minute repeaters, the decimal minute repeater strikes the hours, minutes and individual minutes in 10-minute increments, making it easy to interpret. Like many modern daily repeaters, it has a built-in safety mechanism that disconnects the time-setting mechanism when striking and vice versa.

The third complication is the monopusher chronograph, whose construction is rather traditional, relying on a column wheel and a horizontal clutch. But related to the chronograph is the most novel complication in a watch: the reference time difference indication. It was inspired by the timing panels used in racing cars to show drivers the difference between their reference lap times and their actual lap times.

The reference time is set via the crown and displayed in two adjacent windows at six o’clock (“Board” in the image below). The larger number shows the minutes, and the aperture on the right shows the seconds, showing up to 5:59. fashion Jacob & Co.

Once the chronograph is started and stopped, the “pit plate” wheel that surrounds the dial indicates the time difference between the recorded time and the reference time. Positive jet lag times are indicated by red numbers on the wheels, while negative jet lag times are indicated by yellow.

The striking movement is the hand-wound calibre JCFM05, which runs at 3Hz and has a power reserve of 50 hours. It consists of a staggering 832 parts.

From the back, the construction of the movement looks as complicated as it actually is. The style is reminiscent of Richard Mille and Audemars Piguet’s concept watches, but it’s still fun.

Its construction is fairly symmetrical, with the hammer of the decimal minute repeater at the top center. Directly below is the timing mechanism, including the column wheel on the left, directly opposite the repeater’s regulator. At the bottom are a pair of gold-plated skeletonized wheels that drive the tourbillon.

The movement decoration is also exquisite, with hand-chamfered bridges with a black polished finish, rounded textures on the wheels, and polished countersinks for the jewels. replica limited edition watches

Corum Admiral 45 Skeleton Flying Tourbillon

The Admiral Collection is a coveted collectible watch, and this new version is high-tech.

It’s a long name, but the latest Corum Admiral 45 Automatic watch has it. The Admiral Collection is a coveted collectible watch for the nautical world, and this new edition takes a high-tech and visionary approach. Admirals usually feature colorfully painted beautiful nautical pennants on their dials. However, this new version deviates from the classic look and materials. For this best watch, the brand has used high-tech materials not previously used in the collection.

The case is made of lightweight carbon mixed with 18 karat gold sequins. Along with the creation of the carbon case, gold flecks are incorporated randomly, making each case unique. Not only is the case advanced, but the brand’s in-house developed automatic movement is skeletonized, allowing you to better observe the flying tourbillon at 6 o’clock.

The tourbillon escapement is constantly moving and is designed to compensate for timing errors caused by the effect of gravity on the wrist when the watch is in different positions. The hour and minute flanges are gold and the nautical pennant is black (instead of colored) to complete the look. A rubber and synthetic fabric strap with solid gold stitching completes this high-tech/high-mechanical watch.

Corum Admiral 45 Openworked Automatic Watch (A297/04290) Replica Ref. A297/04290 – 297.100.67/F249 FH10

DESCRIPTION
CASE
Material : Carbon
Diameter : 45.00mm
Thickness : 14.40mm
Water Resistance : 100m
MOVEMENT
Type : Self-Winding Mechanical
Power Reserve : 48h
Frequency : 28800 Alt/H
Calibre: CO 297
DIAL
Colour : Black
BRACELET/STRAP
Buckle Type : Folding Buckle
Bi-Material
FUNCTIONS
Power Reserve
Hours
Minutes
3-Minute Counter

Richard Mille RM61-01 Manual winding Yohan Blake

Richard Mille cheap took the watch world by storm when he launched his brand in 2001, challenging the notion of luxury with lightweight watches, crafted from new materials designed to withstand huge shocks and keep ticking. His sturdy engineering changed paradigms for even the most subtle complications – his first tourbillon movement, the RM001, he created a watch that could run in any situation.

While the vision was his own, he couldn’t do it alone. Inspired by his devout love of Le Mans and Formula 1 racing, Miller sought to make watches the way Formula 1 teams make cars. A Formula 1 team builds between groups of engineers, one for the chassis, one for the aerodynamics, another for the engine, and so on. When it comes to his watches, Mille has assembled a team to make the movement, another team for the case, another team for the strap, and they will work together to achieve his goals: comfortable, shock-resistant, accurate and incredible Lightweight. This vision helped Richard Mille create his famous slogan: “The Racer on the Wrist”.

Richard Mille is not just a huge fan of racing; he is an avid fan of many sports, working closely with Athlete Ambassadors to design watches that can be worn during training and specific sports. For the RM059-01 and RM061-01, Milled partnered with Jamaican sprinter Yohan Blake to develop a watch specifically designed to meet the needs of the world’s second fastest 100m and 200m runner. Blake and Mille created the RM59-01 Tourbillon Yohan Blake, and the brand subsequently released a non-tourbillon version, the RM061-01 Manual Winding Yohan Blake, which embodies the same goal: Blake can wear the watch not only for training and competition, but also to win .

The case takes the tonneau shape revived by Richard Mille and adds an asymmetrical band between the two o’clock and five o’clock positions on the right. This prevents the crown from rubbing against the sprinter’s wrist while running, and a titanium crown guard provides additional protection. The bezel and caseback are made of black TZP, a highly scratch-resistant ceramic with low thermal conductivity. The strap is made of carbon TPT and fastened with classic RM 5 grade titanium screws, giving the watch 50 meters of water resistance. This case shape also allows the left side of the watch to be lower and thinner than the right side, which helps with aerodynamics while running, as Yohan Blake wears the watch on his right wrist while racing.

The RM061-01 uses the Richard Mille ultralight RMUL2 movement, the same movement as the RM055 Bubba Watson, creating a lightweight, fully skeletonised movement capable of withstanding 5000 grams of acceleration. Its shock resistance is achieved by connecting the movement to the case through four shock absorbers, which virtually eliminate all shocks to the movement.

The RMUL2 movement is made of grade 5 titanium and treated with PVD and Titalyt, combining polished finishes and beveled edges. This finishing makes the movement feel deeper than its lacklustre 3.15mm. The twin-barrel system that powers the RMUL2 movement distributes torque evenly across the entire gear train while providing a power reserve of 55 hours.

The iconic green and yellow of the watch represent the colors of the Jamaican flag and Yohan Blake. A green inner bezel that contrasts with the black bezel aids readability, while a yellow and green bridge above the movement provides additional legibility, helping the hands stand out from the skeletonized movement ticking below .

The combination of black, green, yellow and white throughout the watch opens up opportunities for multiple strap colors. Thanks to the strap and case design, this watch looks fast on the wrist and is comfortable all day. From the extraordinary light weight, to the advanced materials and construction, you can tell this is a watch designed to win the race without compromise. The RM 61-01 lives up to Richard Mille’s ideal of wrist racing.

Specification
Model Name: RM 061 Manual Winding Yohan Blake
Reference number: RM061-01
Case Size + Material: 50mm, TZP Ceramic and Carbon TPT
Case back: exhibition
Caliber: RMUL2, manual winding
Complications/functions: hours, minutes, stopwatch
Band/Bracelet: Rubber

Grand Seiko Introduces 44GS 55th Anniversary Limited Edition

Flagship movement in a 44GS case.

Launched in 2020 in the all-new Evolution 9 collection, fake Grand Seiko‘s top-of-the-line 0f-the-line mechanical and Spring Drive movements are now housed in a unique 44GS case, which turns 55 this year.

The 44GS case, with its wide, flat lugs, is a familiar, typical Grand Seiko (GS) design, but the Heritage Collection 44GS 55th Anniversary Limited Edition pairing brings a relatively new feature: the case is made exclusively by the brand The Ever Brilliant Steel was machined for the first time, and the dial now has an unusually distinct woodgrain pattern.

Typical of the brand’s recent launch, the 44GS 55th Anniversary Edition iterates on familiar elements but makes a difference with a few tweaks. It’s a subtlety that appeals to enthusiasts who cherish thematic changes, although the casual observer will find it difficult to distinguish the models. But the fundamental appeal of the GS remains, which is top execution in its price segment.

That said, the latest pair is arguably even more special. One factor in their favor is the patterned dial. This is a new addition to the GS collection, and an exclusive so far, for only two models, both of which are expensive watches in precious metals. Of course, the new 44GS is steel, so it’s more affordable. Seiko Heritage fake

That said, the latest pair is arguably even more special. One factor in their favor is the patterned dial. This is a new addition to the GS collection, and an exclusive so far, for only two models, both of which are expensive watches in precious metals. Of course, the new 44GS is steel, so it’s more affordable.

Retro design, modern movement
Debuted in 1967, the 44GS case is probably the most iconic case of the GS, thanks to its recognizable style centered on the wide faceted lugs, demonstrating the brand’s prowess in flat finishes. Notably, Ever Brilliant Steel may further enhance the polished finish GS is known for, as the alloy has a more silvery appearance. The latest Seiko watch with the Ever Brilliant Steel case is a no-nonsense diver’s watch that downplays the visual appeal of steel.

Unlike the streamlined and modern Evolution 9 case, the 44GS is very retro in style. Unfortunately, the retro case comes with an outdated five-link bracelet, although this is easy to fix as the case looks just as good, if not better, on a leather strap.

The movements in the new pairing are the brand’s flagship self-winding Spring Drive and Hi-Beat movements. Launched two years ago, both movements are technically superior to their predecessors, boasting longer power reserves and new features that improve timekeeping.

Both movements are also slimmer than their predecessors, giving the 44GS case a slimmer, elegant profile previously only possible with the brand’s quartz fake watches.

Spring Drive cal. For example, the 9RA2 has a power reserve of 5 days, up from 3 days for the cal. 9R65, and improved accuracy to within 10 seconds per month through a redesigned oscillator IC.

And Spring Drive cal. The 9RA2 is the same in all models, mechanically calibrated. The trim of the 9SA5 varies according to the price of the respective model (in part because the automatic and Spring Drive movements are produced in different factories).

For example, hot blue screws are only used for calibration. The 9SA5 is mounted on a precious metal watch. But that seems to have changed with the new 44GS, which also features blue screws in its movement – a small upgrade, but a big plus in terms of visual appeal.

Grand Seiko Heritage Collection 44GS 55th Anniversary Limited Edition Spring Drive
Ref. SLGA013

Diameter: 40mm
Height: 11.7 mm
Material: Ever Brilliant Steel
Crystal: Sapphire
Water resistance: 100 m

Movement: 9RA2
Functions: hours, minutes, seconds and date
Frequency: Spring driven winding
:automatic
Power reserve: five days (120 hours)

Strap: Ever Brilliant Steel bracelet