Month: September 2017

Rolex Deepsea fake watch inspired from James Cameron

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The fake Rolex Deepsea D Blue Dial watch has a gradient showing the decent of James Cameron’s submersible. This behemoth of a watch, the biggest in the Rolex fleet, is a totally impressive piece of engineering and the D-Blue edition is set for future classic status.
One of the trickiest Rolexes to quantify ever since its releasing, the Milgauss is technically a sports watch, seeing as it’s housed in an Oyster case, but a sports watch aimed at scientists.
Its releasing in 2007 with that watch, after the name was discontinued in 1988, retained the Milgauss’s USP—its resistance to magnetic fields by encasing the movement in a soft iron Faraday cage.
The watch’s name originates from the French phrase mille gauss, meaning 1000 gauss. Gauss is the measure of magnetic flux density, which is the thing that powered the Delorean in Back to The Future. But whatever they are, the Milgauss is impervious to 1000 of them.
Although the new generation was originally only available with a black or white dial, they remain among the most colorful of the brand’s sports offerings. The minute track and hour markers are accented in a vivid orange, as is the name under the 12 o’clock position and the second hand, fashioned into the shape of a lightning bolt in a fit of uncharacteristic replica Rolex whimsy.
For the 50th anniversary edition, the brand launched a new version, representing ‘glace verte’, to stand for the green tint on the watch’s sapphire crystal, using a process so complicated that even Rolex haven’t bothered patenting it.
They upped the color stakes even more by releasing the Z Blue in 2004, an identical watch to the anniversary model but with an electric blue Rolex dial (what else?).
What had been the dark horse of the Rolex range and a struggler regarding to sales found a strong audience beyond the laboratory. Still very much the odd one out in the sports range, it’s that exact quality, coupled with its bold scheme of contrasting colors, that has won it its laurels. Where Submariners and GMT-Masters are obvious choices for those seeking out the ultimate tool watch, the quirks of the Milgauss make it a much more special piece.

Watch GROUP BOSS, NICK HAYEK, SAYS SALES ARE “SPECTACULAR”

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More data that reports of the Swiss watch industry’s death at the hands of Apple were premature: Nick Hayek, chief executive of the Watch Group, has just declared that sales this summer have accelerated at a “spectacular” rate. Hayek says the Financial Times that the Watch Group, which was facing gloomy forecasts fair recently, returned to profitable growth in the first half of the year.
The “most competitive growth” among the company’s portfolio of brands has come from Omega and Blancpain, he notes. What’s more, the Watch Group owns Breguet, Harry Winston, and Glashütte Original, among others. As the FT notes, not all the industry’s woes were brought on by the smartwatch assault; heavy overstocking in Hong Kong, sluggish global economic growth, and “shifts in consumer and tourist spending patterns” were to blame as well.
In June, the Swiss watch industry federation this week reported that exports were 5.3 percent higher than a year earlier — the second consecutive month showing a meaningful year-on-year growth. Despite the Apple Watch replica almost beating every Swiss watch company, there is a recent change in sales. “The acceleration between the first and second quarters was spectacular,” Hayek notes. He expects fake Watch Group’s net sales to grow at a year-on-year rate of 7 percent to 9 percent in the second half of the year. “In July, our factories are at maximum capacity because the demand coming from our own brands is so strong. At some factories we’re already at the limit.” Watch also makes watch components for third parties.
Different from the rival Richemont, Watch refrained from laying off employees in the wake of last year’s downturn, which now looks like a smart move, as it enables them to handle the uptick in need. “If volumes come back and your machines are running at full capacity, then, of course, you add to your margins,” Hayek tells the Financial Times. Investing in the Watch Group’s top-end watches is probably a good idea. But their stock may be an even better bet. The replica Watch’s share price has risen more than 40 percent over the past year. However, not everyone is as sanguine.