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Colorful Fake Richard Mille RM 27-03 Tourbillon Rafa Nadal Watches Display Glorious Effect

The latest chapter of the collaboration between Richard Mille and Rafael Nadal – one of the most successful in the history of watchmaking – brings a tourbillon movement to new levels, especially in terms of shock resistance.
A clear homage to Rafa’s native country, the striking red and yellow hues of the new yellow straps Richard Mille RM 27-03 Rafael Nadal copy watches are achieved by impregnating fine layers of silica just 45 microns thick with tinted resin according to a proprietary process developed in Switzerland that stacks the filaments in layers before heating them to 120 °C.

Once the composite is produced, many hours of milling and finishing operations are needed to produce the case and components.

The quartz fibres used in this case, which is water resistant to 50 metres, offer a very advantageous strength/weight ratio, as well as being anallergic and highly resistant to UV rays. Its size is 47.77 mm x 40.30 mm x 12.75 mm.

But the main innovation of this Swiss Richard Mille replica watch with quartz fibres case lies in the capacity of its tourbillon calibre to withstand shocks up to 10,000 g’s.

This new threshold has been attained thanks to years of R&D and many hours of tests, particularly ‘pendulum impact testing’ which simulates the linear acceleration that occurs due to sudden movements or shock to the wearer.

This exceptional resistance is achieved by assembly of the ultralight tourbillon calibre on the skeletonised unibody baseplate of Carbon TPT – the caseband has been eliminated – with a precision to the nearest micron, while the reduced number of components in this configuration permits additional weight savings, lightening the whole creative fake watch.

The finishing of the new RM 27-03 calibre is impressive with hand-polished tapered anglage and satin surfaces that set off the sparkle of finely microblasted elements.

The sharp, streamlined curves of the skeletonised bridges encircling the barrel, the great wheel and the mechanical winding tourbillon beating at 3 Hz together evoke the forward-facing head of a bull, a symbol of Spain which is also Nadal’s chosen emblem.

Used for winding and time adjustment, the Quartz TPT crown has the shape of a tennis ball giving the final touch to the watch. Its torque-limiting security system prevents from accidental overwinding, which could cause damage to the winding stem or place extreme pressure on the mainspring barrel. The rapid winding barrel provides an unvarying flow of energy for the full 70 hours of running time.

The new elastic strap, known as a ‘comfort’ band, offers an alternative to Velcro strap for even more lightness.

Produced in a limited edition of only 50 pieces, the hot-selling replica Richard Mille RM 27-03 Rafael Nadal has a price of Euro 806,000 / US$ 750,000.


It should be noted that developing and working on such technologically advanced project with high-tech materials is extremely challenging, requiring cutting edge machinery and expert operators.

Large corporations spend several years of development and invest impressive amounts of money to use similar materials in the production of cars, airplanes or yachts. Imagine applying the same processes and technologies to the production of a 50-piece limited edition timepiece. It is easy to understand that huge investments on relatively small projects have an unavoidable impact on the final price of the product. But the result is a product where exclusivity is not simply coming from the value of the brand but also from intrinsic technological values.

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Sturdy Patek Philippe Ref. 5320G Replica Watches Sales With White Gold Cases

By now you’ve probably read about Patek Philippe’s new self-winding perpetual calendar, the 5320G. It’s a watch that left a really strong impression in person from the first time we saw it, reminding us of some of the best copy Patek Philippe’s most celebrated designs from the 1940s and 1950s.

Philip Barat, the Head of Technical Development at Patek Philippe, and Jasmina Steele, Public Relations Director, give us another chance to see the 5320G.

Ben shared his initial reactions and some live photos after getting a first glimpse on day one of Baselworld. He ran through the most interesting features of the watch, including its case, which falls into the Calatrava family and is inspired by ref. 2405, another perpetual calendar from 1940. Ben noted that the case has the peculiarity of being stamped to obtain the sharp lines and interesting geometry.

Patek Philippe agreed with the first bit, but felt that, while we weren’t wrong about it being stamped, we may have oversimplified the work that goes into achieving the shape and finish of the Swiss brown alligator strap Patek Philippe 5320G fake watch. Shortly after running our story, we received an invitation to come back to their booth and meet Philip Barat, the Head of Technical Development at Patek Philippe, for a closer look at how the 5320G is made. Always eager to hear more from Patek, we accepted. Here’s what we learned.

The 5320G is indeed stamped. Patek Philippe’s CEO, Mr. Stern, asked the development team to create a watch that would have “very, very straight lines,” similar to Patek’s replica watches for hot sale from the 1940s and Barat says there only two techniques can be used “to get a sharp edge between the lugs and the middle band case,” and that’s to stamp or to solder the lugs to the case, which Patek simply doesn’t do. Stamping was the only way forward then, but it’s only the first step to creating the finishing case for the 5320G. Here’s what it looks like after the initial stamp.

The monobloc case, monobloc case, stamped from a single piece of white gold.

And this is what it looks like after it more metal has been removed. “All the rest is cut off and milled,” says Barat, and then the part is sent off to the polishing department, which still has quite a lot to do before a working calibre can be put inside, and the strap is attached to the lugs. The case is entirely finished by hand.

“It’s very delicate work,” said Barat, “because when you have sharp edges, the polishing must be so soft.” It takes incredible skill to polish usual surfaces, and the popular copy watch 5320G certainly has many of those. Patek tells us that only the most skilled specialists are able to obtain the finish desired on the there three-tiered lugs for example.

The finished product is a case the likes of which we simply haven’t seen in a while from Patek, and we welcome this return to form.

So there you have it, the final word on the curious case of the 5320G fake Patek Philippe with low price online (pun very much intended). It is stamped, but it’s also a little more than that. Considerable effort goes into creating a watch which, after seeing it a second time, only impresses us more.

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Appreciate Vintage Fake Longines Watches From The Longines Museum

A very exciting package showed up recently. Despite a lot of good watches making their way, rarely do we have the opportunity to spend any time with museum pieces outside of glass cases and museum walls. But Longines had a nice little surprise for us. Each of the three classic Longines replica watches sales online in this special roll offered up a side of the brand’s past that definitely deserves to be examined. We’ve got watches delivered to Argentina, Italy, and Mexico, the first in 1919 and the last in 1967, two chronographs, one time-and-date. Let’s get into it.

1910s Mono-Pusher Chronograph

In many ways, this piece from 1919 shows that the time of pocket watches was not long gone. The lugs of the Swiss copy watches with gold cases are small and narrow, as they were on the first converted wristwatches. However, there is one element that proves a full transition to wristwatches: the crown placement at three o’clock, instead of the 12 o’clock position used for pocket watches.

The crown does come with one secret, as it is the single control for the chronograph. Before Breitling came up with idea to use two separate pushers (start/stop for the first and reset for the second), this is how chronographs all operated. If the crown does everything related to the chronograph, how can someone set the time? This is where the small pusher placed above steps in, as holding it down will switch the crown to its setting function.

White enamel dial with radium numerals.

This type of mono-pusher was not restricted to Longines, and many similar-looking examples from Eberhard, Universal Genève, and Vacheron Constantin can be found. The white enamel dial and cathedral hands are characteristic of the early 20th century, while the painted numerals are lumed with radium (this was some 40 years before the less dangerous tritium made its way into watches). The 35mm case is made out of solid 18k gold and has an officer’s caseback, which allows you to see the awesome chronograph caliber 13.33Z.

The 35mm case of the best Logines fake watch might be gold plated here, but no expense was spared in the manufacturing of the Conquest, which got the most advanced automatic calibers (caliber 290 without date, caliber 291 with date and caliber 292/294 with date and power reserve complication) through the 1960s and also featured lavish casebacks. The applied indexes bring a lot of balance to the two-tone dial, which shows an attractive mirrored ring adjacent to the minute track.

The date placement at 12 o’clock of the present reference 9026 might be unusual, but it really manages to preserve the right balance of the design, while the previous generation of Conquest Calendars (the references 9004, 9005, 9007 and 9008, all using the caliber 19ASD) showed a date window strangely located near the center of the dial, next to the index at three o’clock. The tower shape of the hands is also a quirky feature from the vintage Conquest Automatic.

Characteristic enamel painting on the caseback.

The green enamel painting on the back indicates a stainless steel or gold-plated case, while the cases in solid gold get a blue painting of the sea. This small detail shows the attention brought to the Conquest line, one of the most exclusive from Longines at the time. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that the Conquest is still produced to this day, and that stable replica Longines Conquest recently brought back the vintage design of the Conquest Calendar (which was even adopted by James Bond’s boss).

1960s Longines Chronograph Ref. 7412

Longines is particularly well-known for the exquisite chronograph calibers that it manufactured, and particularly the caliber 13ZN and its evolution, the 30CH. From 1936 until the 1970s, both calibers offered a flyback complication: this allows you to instantly reset the chronograph through a simple press on the lower pusher, instead of stopping the chronograph first. While it seems like a small operating change, it is actually a complex mechanical modification, and an essential function for obtaining the most accurate timing of successive intervals (important in aerial navigation, for instance).

The popular fake Longines chronograph reference 7412 relies on the 30CH and was first produced in the late 1950s. It can be found in several catalogs from Longines (for the German-speaking, English-speaking and Italian-speaking markets). There, it is consistently presented alongside the reference 7414, which was almost 40% more expensive given its solid gold case (the reference 7412 always comes with a stainless steel case). The square pushers preserves its dressy image while the larger sibling reference 7413 in steel shows sportier pump pushers and a screw-down caseback.

Very legible scales printed on the dial.

As often seen on chronographs, the dial displays several tracks to offer different interpretations of a measured time. The telemeter allows you to compute the distance from an event, based on the speed of sound; it proved very useful on battlefields to calculate how far an artillery battery was, from the difference between the visible flash of the cannon firing, and the moment one heard the sound. The Base 1,000 tachymeter has a more peaceful mission, as it serves to figure out the speed of a moving object between two set points. Therefore, if you make one mile in 30 seconds, you can instantly read your 100 mph speed on the watch. While all this is clearly astute and useful, Longines managed to make the legibility optimal in choosing bright blue and red for these two external scales.