Omega Replica Watches

OMEGA, speedmaster lady medium, white dial, brown leather strap Solid Stainless Steel and plated gold on gold models One-piece solid screw-down crown Japanese automatic movement Smooth sweeping second hand Exact markings and engravings

Sinn 6100 Regulateur Rose Gold Limited Edition

Brand: Sinn

Limited edition regulateur in rose gold of 45 pieces worldwide manual wind
Case diameter (mm): 44.0
Case thickness (mm): 10.6

Cellini Cellissima

- 18ct white gold
- white dial with roman numerals
- polished bezel and end-pieces set with billiants
- blue leather strap with gold floding clasp

Panerai - Limited Edition 1997

Unique edition of 60 units
PAM 00021
Re-edition of the first Radiomir Panerai watch produced in 1938

Movement: hand-wound period Rolex, 16 lignes, calibre no. 618, 17 jewels,
18,000 alternations/hour, power reserve 41 hours.

Functions: hours and minutes.

Case: diameter 47 mm, platinum, 124 grams. Wire loop strap attachments welded to the case. Winding crown personalised OP.

Bezel: platinum.

Back: two backs: see-through sapphire crystal with platinum ring, fitted; alternative platinum back also supplied.

Dial: tobacco with luminous hour markers and Arabic numerals. Yellow gold luminous hour and minute hands.

Crystal: sapphire, made from corundum, 1.1 mm thick.

Water resistance: 30 metres.

Strap: alligator hand-sewn to the case with white gold buckle.

From:http://www.panerai.com/s_special_editions.xpd?id_lingua=2&id_sezione=16&id_prodotto=...

Panerai - Limited Edition 2007

Unique edition of 250 units
PAM00273
Movement: automatic mechanical, Panerai Calibre 2003, completely manufactured by Panerai, 13¾ lignes, 8 mm thick, 25 jewels, 10-day power reserve, 3 spring barrels Glucydur® balance, 28,800 alternations/ hour (4 Hz). KIF Parechoc® anti-shock device.

Functions: hours, minutes, seconds, date, second time zone, 24h indicator, horizontal power reserve indicator, second reset.

Case: diameter 45mm, 18ct. pink gold with removable wire loop strap attachments (patented). Screw-down winding crown personalised OP.

Bezel: 18ct. pink gold.

Back: see-through sapphire crystal.

Dial: black with luminous Arabic numerals and hour markers. Date at 3 o’clock, small seconds and 24h indicator at 9 o’clock, horizontal power reserve indicator at 6 o’clock.

Crystal: sapphire, made from corundum, 1.9 mm thick, magnifying lens at 3 o’clock. Anti-reflective coating.

Water resistance: 100 metres.

Strap: alligator with PANERAI personalised 18ct. pink gold adjustable buckle.

Elini Lucky Hamsa White Leather Diamond Watch

Features of watch:

Women's white leather diamond watch from Elini

From the Lucky Hamsa Chrono Top Series

Swiss-made chronograph quartz movement

Stainless steel case

Eighty (80) full-cut white diamonds = approximately 0.8 cttw.

Blue dial with Hamsa motif

Luminous hands

Date display at 4:00

60-second, 30-minute and 1/10-second subdials

Sapphire crystal

White leather strap with buckle clasp

Case: 34mm in diameter x 11mm thick

Strap: 22mm wide x 9.0" long

Water resistant to 50 meters

Most Expensive Pocket Watch

In 1933, Patek Phillipe delivered a gold coach watch to New York banker Henry Graves Jr. dubbed the “Supercomplication”. For over a decade, Graves had taken part in a vain competition with another of America’s richest elites, Ohio automobile engineer James Ward Packard to have commissioned a watch with the most complications in the world. The horology term ‘complication’ refers to a mechanical feature beyond the simple hours, minutes, and seconds movement. The Graves Supercomplication watch had 24 complications, and took over five years to design and manufacture the 900 parts making up the complicated and expensive pocket watch. Packard ended up losing the competition at this point.


The Graves Supercomplication had more complications than any other timepiece ever created until Patek Phillipe outdid themselves in 1989 with the Caliber ‘89, which surpassed the Supercomplication by containing 33 complications. Among the secondary functions featured by Graves’s pocket watch was a celestial chart based on the night sky above Graves’ home in New York! After Graves died the watch ended up in Seth G. Atwood’s Time Museum in Rockford, Illinois from 1953 to 1999.

When the museum closed in 1999, the watch was sold at Sotheby’s Masterpieces from the Time Museum auction. On December 2, 1999 the world’s most expensive pocket watch ever became the Graves Supercomplication when an anonymous Middle Eastern collector made the final bid of $10 million dollars.