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The Transocean Chronograph has been a smash success for Breitilng - it is the watch that reignited interest in the brand that actually invented the three-button chronograph.? The Transocean is a classicaly designed three register chronograph that uses Breitling's excellent in-house caliber.? This year at Basel, Breitling showed us a new Transocean, called the Unitime, that offers the very same watch but with a patented world-time complication.?In fact, the Transocean Chronograph Unitime uses a Caliber B05, which is the B01 with this special world-time complication module built atop.? Here the watch has two rotating discs, both operated by the crown, that reveals the time in 24 different time...

image via monochrome.nlAlain Delon is a French actor - a very famous French actor.? Just last week, his collection of timepieces was auctioned off in Paris, and the 100 watches brought it over $590,000.The watch that attracted most of the attention was an early AP Royal Oak that Delon actually wore in during the filming of several movies including? Comme un boomerang (1976) and Ne reveillez pas un flic qui dort (1988).? The final sale price of this early Royal Oak (which has a service dial, for the record) was 68,750 Euro including buyer's premium - considerably more than the 37,500 CHF paid for this A-Series last month.For more on this, visit Monochrome....

If Perrelet is known for one thing, it's the turbine.? And this year at Basel World, we saw the line extended to include a dedicated, 300 meter dive watch.? The Perrelet Turbine Diver features a 47.5mm case (though it wears smaller, as seen in pic above on wrist) and the rounded contours of the upper rotor, featurnig 11 blades, is designed inspire thoughts of a Submarine's propellors. The new diver features an inner rotating bezel operated by a crown at 10 o'clock and is available in steel, titanium, and DLC.Inside the Turbine Diver is the Perrelet P331 Double Rotor movement, which is exclusive to Perrelet.? Actually, this movement is made by Soprod, who is owned by the Festina group, who al...

We've discussed the glory of vintage Vacheron Constantin before.? You're talking true top level work at prices often well below where one might expect to see them (see here, here, and here for examples of what we mean).?In Antiquorum New York's coming auction, there an exceptionally cool vintage Vacheron that you rarely see offered publicly.? The watch is a 1950s triple date moonphase VC, that you often find in gold.? But this one isn't gold, it's steel.? And, as anyone worth his salt in the vintage watch game, a great timepiece from the big three made in stainless steel prior to the 1970s is a pretty rare duck indeed.This triple date moonphase features a classic JLC-based, Vacheron finished...

Bubba Watson - the owner of a green jacket and white watch.Late on Sunday, the shaggy-haired, Bagdad-born owner of the General Lee hit an epic right hook out of the pines of Augusta National Golf Course to set him up to win the 2012 Masters in dramatic fashion.? Bubba Waston won his first major golf tournament yesterday, and he did so wearing a watch.? Not just any watch, but a Richard Mille RM038 tourbillon built expressly for him. We've shown you the RM038 before here and here, but now that Bubba is a Masters winner, we thought it was time to remind you just what it is he wears on his wrist and show you the actual watch he wears on the course, complete with grass and sweat stains.The RM038...

You won't see us commenting on the Russian Orthodox Church or its affairs too often around here, but a recent story about a certain watch that Patriarch Kirill may or may not wear was too good to pass up. The story begins with a picture taken in 2009, depicting the watch less Patriarch sitting with a Russian justice minister. Nothing unusual about that, except that on closer inspection, within the reflection of the table, a watch is clearly present on his wrist, indicating the presence of some photo trickery on behalf of the ROC, who posted the image on their website. What's the big deal? The watch is a $30,000 Breguet, and it seems Russians have grown sensitive to the Church's lavish displa...

Twenty years ago, Richard Habring created the world's first affordable split-seconds chronograph in the IWC Doppelchronograph. ?He did it with a bit of genius engineering that turned the ubiquitons Valjoux 7750 into a very special watch. ?But, in the past twenty years, a lot has changed - like for example, Richard Habring left IWC to start Habring2 with his wife Maria. And just last month, the 20 year patent on the doppelchronograph that Habring designed for IWC expired. ?What does that mean? It means that Richard Habring can make an updated ?doppelchronograph under his own name, and that is exactly what you see above. ?Click through for a detailed look at the Doppelchronograph and the new D...

You may have heard we launched a limited edition strap line last week.? Actually, if you didn't hear, that means you're probably not familiar with something called the "internet," because, it was everywhere, and then some.? We've actually sold out of everything in our shop, but we promised our good friends at Freemans Sporting Club a small sampling of straps for their customers.? So, starting today, Freemans on Bleecker street will be carrying four varieties of HODINKEE Straps.?Swing on by or give them a call to see what they have in stock.? They are located at 327 Bleecker street and their phone number is 212-255-5509....

Ferrari may have Hublot (and Movado?), but Maserati now has Bulgari.? The new Octo Maserati is really an impressive timepiece, featuring a jump-hour at 12 o'clock and a retrograde displays for the minutes, running seconds, chronograph minutes, and date.? What makes this watch interesting is that instead of opting for aggressive Maserati branding on the dial, you won't see the name anywhere on front of the watch.? Instead, the retrograde displays are styled in Maserati-like way.? The limited edition does feature the Maserati trident on the caseback, but in the world of luxury automobile-themed timepieces, that's about as understated as you're going to get.? Official video below....

The Panerai you see above might look a lot like every other Panerai, that is unless you're a Paneristi.? You see, the PAM 399 (and 398 - which is the same watch, but in gold) is actually a new case and crown design for PAM, and a watch that collectors are already going nuts for. Just how is it any different? Let's explain:The Radiomir is the Panerai that we're told was built in the 1930s, and it features lugs that are actual wires welded to the case.? You all know the type.? Then, in the 1950s, Panerai was known for its Luminor case - the one with the beefy crown guard that looks like this.? What the PAM 399 is, or rather the Radiomir 1940 is, is a watch built in tribute to the Radiomirs not...

When you think of Zenith, odds are, you think "El Primero."? One of the first automatic chronographs to come to market (and certainly the first high-beat, integrated chronograph to come to market) the El Primero is something of a cult movement and certainly the backbone of Zenith, who has enjoyed strong success in the past few years based on the launch of some very complicated pieces like the Striking Tenth Chronograph and Captain Winsor at very reasonable prices.?While every movement Zenith makes is indeed their own - they are a true manufacture from top to bottom - not every movement they make is an El Primero.? Their Captain line, for example, uses a Zenith "Elite" movement with a VPH (vi...

We saw a lot of interesting stuff from Bell & Ross this year at BaselWorld, including the WWI Monopusher chronograph you see above.? Bell & Ross has always made unquestionably handsome watches, in particular their vintage and heritage lines, but this year we saw Mr. Rosillo's brand get slightly more "watch-y".? They came out with a few higher end pieces that we'll cover later that really impressed us, including a jump-hour with a module created by Vincent Calabrese.But, we'll get to that in due time.? Today we are showing you a new introduction that sits somewhere between the handsome ETA-powered standard collection and the expensive, complicated pieces.? The WWI Monopusher uses the ...

Last friday night, we invited you, our dear friends and readers, to join us up at the Park Avenue Armory to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak.? The setting was inside the spectacular exhibition combining fine watchmaking with both traditional and digital art from some of the world's most creative thinkers (which we previewed in video here).Over 150 HODINKEE readers came to view the exhibition over the three hour event, we have to say, we couldn't be more pleased with how things turned out.? The chance for you, real watch lovers, to be in the same room as over 100 haute horology timepieces from one of the top manufactures in the world (including Gerald Genta's pe...

Earlier this year we brought you an in-depth introduction to young independent brand, Heritage Watch Manufactory. The company quickly made a name for themselves by building traditional chronometers by way of a patented constant force escapement (one of 5 patents they boast). Having prolific designer, Eric Giroud lend his stylings didn't hurt either. This year at Basel, HWM introduced their latest model, the Firmamentum. If you enjoy circumnavigating the oceans sans any electrical guidance systems, this is the watch you've been waiting for.The Firmamentum is a complicated watch, but not in a way you might think. Foregoing many of the frivolous complications we so often see today, the Firmamen...

David Sokosh is the founder and owner of Brooklyn Watches.? You may know him from Clinton Hill Clocks, if you've been in New York long enough.? David is introduced to us above via a video filmed as the second in a series entitled "Made In Brooklyn" and provides a nice look into who David is and just what it is he does.?Brooklyn watches range from about $500 up to $1000, and more information can be found here. For more reading on David Sokosh, visit StartWithTypewriters and Worn&Wound....

While most of you are spending today gawking at our new strap collection over in the HODINKEE Shop, we thought we'd divert your attention to two just fantastic sport watches of the mid-1970s, and both of them come not from Rolex, but from Tudor. The watch at left is the iconic Snowflake Submariner (Ref 9411), from which the new Tudor Heritage Black Bay borrows some of its inspiration. And, the watch at right is a Tudor Chronograph, sometimes called the "Monte Carlo" for the way the sub-dials resemble poker chips. This reference 7159 is a descendent of the reference 7031 "Home Plate" on which 2010's Heritage Chronograph is based. Both of these watches date to the early to mid 1970s and repr...

Today is an exciting day for us - it marks the opening of the HODINKEE shop, hosted right here on our fair little website.? You see, a watch is a great thing, and we have always enjoyed customizing our pieces with different straps depending on how we're feeling.? So, by popular request, we've gone ahead and sourced a limited supply of those beautiful hand-made straps you often see on the wrists of vintage watch collectors exclusively for HODINKEE readers.?Each strap is made by hand by a single artisan in a small town in Tuscany (seriously) and due to this factor, plus the fact that he uses different cuts of leather for each style, no two straps are identical.? The straps are divided into thr...

Patek Philippe is no stranger to perpetual calendar watches.? Examples from the brand are consistently sought after by collectors around the world - hell, Patek has been makign them since 1925 when they are credited with introducing the first QP wristwatch in history. Cushion shaped watches have also been popular at Patek Philippe since the Art Deco movement hit Europe. This year at Basel, Patek combined the two for the latest ultra-thin, self-winding cushion-cased perpetual calendar, ref. 5940J. Read on for first impressions and live images. This has been a busy year for the Geneva based company, we already showed you the 5711 white dialed Nautilus, and have yet to show you the latest grand...

Weve seen a lot of dial colors for dive watches C yellow, orange, blue, white and, of course, black. But, you rarely see green dive watches.? Sure, Rolex does it, but anybody else?Girard-Perregaux has released a special edition of its Sea Hawk 1000 to be auctioned for the benefit of the environment. And while green is not a color known for its underwater visibility, that's not necessarily the point of this one. According to GP, Green Auction is a borderless collaboration of individuals, organizations and businesses engaged in spirit and action, in the protection and conservation of the environment. Sounds like a worthy cause.Other than its verdant dial and special name, the Sea Hawk 1000...

There is a lot to love about Basel World - the obvious, like 1300 exhibiting timepiece manufactures all within a square mile - and there is a lot one can do without - the long days, endless meetings, bathrooms oddly placed in smoke-filled stairwells and seeming total unavailability of lunch food beyond bratwurst.? But, without a doubt the best thing about Basel World is getting to see friends you don't often see, sitting down over a beer and just having fun.? You see, the watch world is, at the end of the day, a rather small one, and the majority of us are dear friends.? Sure, we may write for this blog and they might write for that blog, and person X might slave away tirelessly and...

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