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In addition to the amazing replica Longines Heritage Military Watch with its faux-patinated dial, and new ladies’ sizing (and dials) for the Heritage Legend Diver, we were also treated to the great-looking Heritage Skin Diver. And it’s that last watch we’re going to talk further here. 
I saw this luxury replica watch during a meeting with Longines executives and told that it would not officially launch with the first wave of 2019 products. It would become available in late 2019, they said. As you can see, it’s a really great-looking tribute to a historically significant Longines, the Longines Nautilus Skin Diver – the first dive watch from Longines, actually. It’s a replica watch that I’d personally like to spend some more time with in the future outside of the less than ideal context of a trade show booth.
It’s actually quite obvious, but one aspect of this watch’s design that should not be overlooked is its size. This is a huge timepiece, and it feels large on the wrist. This is, in and of itself, not a bad thing. Wrist presence is a quality one tends to expect and even want from tool watches in general. But, on trying it on in Basel, the Skin Diver felt large for its 42mm diameter and 13.75mm height. I think that this design would have benefitted from a smaller diameter. An incremental reduction to 40mm diameter would have been great.
You’ll see an embossed image of a diver with a spear with the words “The Longines Skin Diver Watch” on the back. The Skin Diver’s water resistance is an estimable 300 meters, thanks in part to a crown that screws down. Of course, with proper gaskets and tolerances, the screw-down function isn’t necessary for water resistance per se, but it certainly cannot hurt. After all, if the crown is screwed in, there’s zero chance of it catching on the fabric of your wet suit or other gear and flooding the case. Even if the huge majority of consumers will stop short of testing the limits of this fake watch’s max depth rating, there is comfort in knowing that a watch exceeds the ISO standard for diving.
The movement inside is the L888. The Skin Diver derives displays for the hours from this movement, for the minutes, and for the seconds, with an impressive power reserve of 65 hours. And then there are the three bracelet options: a plain brown leather strap, a black tropic rubber strap, and a mesh steel bracelet. All in all, the replica Longines Heritage Skin Diver is a great-looking contemporary dive fake watch with more than ample water resistance that revives a unique and significant design from the Longines archives.

Now I have a question about the Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 “Blue” replica watch: “What makes this steel sports lifestyle watch continuously in great demand?” To further illustrate my view, right before the publication of this review, the replica Patek Philippe made up its mind to raise the price of this watch by 20%. Though I’ve always held great respect for the Patek Philippe Nautilus, I’ve never had such a special desire to own one. For one thing, I have great admiration for the work of the late Gerald Genta, who designed this true Patek Philippe classic in the 1970s. What’s more, I’m a fan of watches on tapering bracelets as well as accurate, well-made movements.
Given the low-profile presence of the Nautilus on the wrist, however, it has never been my cup of tea. I tend to like slightly more assertive designs a bit more, and the side flanks of the Nautilus never really grew on me. Could this all be part of the “Genta effect?” Is the magic of Gerald Genta’s designs fueling this demand for this high-end timepiece beyond its anticipated lifespan? The late fake watch designer is accurately more popular today than during his lifetime, and though I don’t think that I’ve cracked the code of what makes many of his designs so interesting, I have to say that this Nautilus helped me start putting the pieces together.
What was the Patek Philippe replica aiming to achieve with the Nautilus? When it was introduced in 1976, it was supposed to be a maritime lifestyle luxury replica watch for wealthy men and their family members who spent time boating or living by the sea.
I believe that one way to appreciate the real talent of Gerald Genta is to view him as a master bracelet designer. He seemed to know how to blend an elegant and legible dial with the perfect bracelet. At the time Genta became involved in the design, product design for fake watches was just as significant as product design of, for example, automobiles. Everyone had them and used them, so because of the wide variety of these items, people were genuinely interested in unique designs.
The movement is a fine example of what you should look for in a simple yet high-end sports watch. What makes the caliber 324 S C impressive beyond its high-level of finishing is its thin profile. The movement is just 3.3mm thick, and in all, the Nautilus remains a water resistance of 120m despite being just 8.3mm thick. The automatic rotor is in solid 21k gold, which actually means it weighs enough to keep the winding efficiency high. Well, Patek Philippe’s strongest reason to back the steep cost of the Nautilus is how many steps it takes to manufacture and polish the case and bracelet.
As far as I am concerned, the Nautilus is a perfectly made, modern sports watch for guys who are equally unlikely to wear their watch into the water today as they were in the past. The replica Patek Philippe has maintained the same Nautilus archetype while continuing to make it a more efficient and reliable timekeeper. However, I prefer to see a Nautilus 2.0 that transports the concept of a luxury sports lifestyle watch into the modern era.

We are easy to be annoyed when a watch brand starts making new models to a collection that they’re just going to milk a few more sales out of an old idea. But that does not work the same way, it’s important to pay attention to the brands which they provide valuable lessons in how to reinvent on the fly and how to take the point of a good idea and make it even better over time. And as far as those lessons go, the replica Omega’s latest focus to the Dark Side of the Moon collection – the Apollo 8 – is a great case in point.
Before we talk about the new Apollo 8, a bit of context will help. The fake Omega made everyone greatly surprised by releasing an all-black Speedmaster with a full ceramic case and dial, packing some serious horology under the hood too. You can check out our A Week on the Wrist review here to get a sense of what it was like at the time – we take the watch for granted now, but five years ago it was downright crazy-sounding. After that, Omega has iterated slowly, adding some additional colors and metal treatments to the mix, but the collection has stayed pretty restrained.
The Apollo 8 keeps one of the best parts of the original Dark Side. It still has a 44.25mm case made of brushed black ceramic that looks really sharp, on the wrist or on a table. But from there, things start to diverge. First of all, the movement inside isn’t the same, and you can tell from looking at the dial immediately. The old Dark Side watches have just two sub-registers – one on the left showing running seconds and one on the right showing both elapsed hours and minutes for the chronograph, plus there’s a date at six o’clock.
The key point of the caliber 1869 is that it’s manually wound. Yes, this a return to good old-fashioned Speedmaster goodness right here, but there’s a lot more to this move than just the nostalgia factor.
I really couldn’t believe it when I first put this watch on my wrist. I’ve always liked the Dark Side in theory, but in practice, it’s just been way too big for me.
The real make-or-break thing though with the Apollo 8 is the styling. This replica watch is a tribute to the Apollo 8 mission that first orbited the moon on December 8, 1968, and the dial and rear of the movement have both been decorated with motifs reminiscent of the lunar surface. For true space enthusiasts, this could be extremely alluring; for others, this could be a total turn-off. As to me, I consider myself someone pretty into the history of space exploration, but I found the treatment on the dial a little too much. The movement treatment, however, is outstanding and adds to an already awesome caliber. The yellow accents throughout are fun and add some needed color to the mix.

The one knows better about replica watches, he must know how to change the bracelets. It’s an easy and economical way to completely change the look of a replica Rolex. From sporty metal bracelets to unique leather straps to elegant suede bands to robust rubber straps to military-inspired NATO bands, the choices are endless. If you never moved the links from your Rolex before, it can be a horrible undertaking at first. But it’s OK, read our handy guide on how to change straps and bracelets on a Rolex watch and soon you’ll get the points. 
STEP 1: TOOLS NEEDED TO CHANGE STRAPS AND BRACELETS ON A ROLEX
Firstly, you’ll need a couple of tools to change the straps and bracelets on a Rolex.
It’s a spring bar tool. Or, if you don’t have a spring bar tool, you can use a pushpin, a paperclip, or even a few sturdy wooden toothpicks. Any of these will work.
You also need a soft cloth to lay your Rolex on while you’re working on it.
Besides, please take a small dish or tray to hold small pieces.
Crown Vintage Rolex Submariner
The first step would be to see if you have lug holes or not.
STEP 2: DOES YOUR ROLEX HAVE LUG HOLES OR NOT?
If you take a look at the lugs on your Rolex watch—the metal protrusions that extend out from the case where the bracelet is attached—take note if there are any holes on the sides or not. Older Rolex replica models have holes on the lugs while newer models typically don’t.
As you can see, changing straps and bracelets on a Rolex with holes in the lugs is easier than if there aren’t any. But whatever, it can be done; it’s just a little different approach.
The bracelet is secured to the case via spring bars on a fake Rolex watch. Therefore, to remove the bracelet, you have to dislodge the spring bars that are fitted into the lug holes. When one end of the bracelet has been removed from one end of the case, pull the spring bar out from the bracelet end link and set it aside in your tray. Repeat the same step on the other side of the case to remove the other end of the bracelet from the case. What’s more, pull the spring bar out from that end link and place it in the tray.
Repeat this step on the other side of the same strap piece. Wiggle the strap a bit to ensure that both ends of the spring bar are perfectly fitted into the holes. Repeat the same steps with the other leather piece and spring bar to attach it to the other side of the case.

There is a serious argument about which is the better luxury watch brand? Apparently, the fake Pateks cost more, but that doesn’t necessarily make them “better” in the grand scheme of things. “Patek has been making watches for 180 years, while Rolex has only been around for 110,” notes “But in that time they’ve eclipsed any other luxury watchmaker. The Patek may still be tops in terms of pure prestige, but Rolex is more iconic and much more popular. Picasso wore a Patek, but everyone from Sir Edmund Hillary to James Bond and Steve McQueen wore a Rolex – men of action, with effortless style and lethal charm. The watches have rugged masculinity to them, and they’re totally capable tools as well. There’s really no other watch that measures up.” 
Replica Rolex fans would agree that surely, but what about other industry experts with a more objective point of view? By chance, the New York Times just became curious about the very same question and convened an impressive panel including Saori Omura, director of Antiquorum New York’s watch department; John Reardon, international head of watches at Christie’s. 
Patek replica fiercely guards its reputation and does not cater to market whims, as Patek President Thierry Stern made clear in our article recently. Schnipper notes that the Patek takes very good care of its customers and supports its pieces with archival extracts and other material. “That’s a hard thing to get from other brands,” Schnipper tells the paper. “There’s that comfort level if you’re going to spend a lot of money: You have a lot more information about the piece. It’s very hard to have a Patek, an out-and-out watch.” While it is more common to fake Rolex, there are still some ways to counteract it. Patek “invested a lot more into the brand,” Bin adds. “Rolex does, with advertising, and so does Patek, but I think Patek invested in the heritage of their brand more than Rolex has.”
There was an interesting response when The Times posed the question, “Let’s say someone had $10,000 to invest in a vintage watch: What would you advise them to buy?” The three auction house bigwigs all answered Patek without hesitation. But Bain dissented: “I’d say a replica Rolex sports model would be a great investment.