Replica Watch Review - Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean

The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean is one of the boldest and most exciting replica Omega watches that we’ve seen.  It features either an orange or black bezel and is available with a linked bracelet, a vulcanized rubber band or even orange leather. One of the most distinguishing features of the Planet Ocean is the arrow-shaped minute and hour hands. Read more

Replica Rolex Watch Review - Explorer II

One of the most underrated models put out by Rolex has to be the Explorer II.  We’ve always found it to be a fascinating option for the replica Rolex watch fans, with its white face and extra hour hand.  Indeed, for the replica watch fan on the go, you can’t go wrong with a Rolex Explorer II. Read more

The Timeless Rolex Datejust - Replica Watch Review

The Rolex Datejust is Rolex’s best-selling model and has been in existence for over 60 years.  Because of this popularity there are more variations and styles of replica Datejust watches than almost any other model.  The quality of these replica watches are top quality, due to the amount of time the replica industry has been making them along with the high demand. Read more

Replica Rolex Air King Watch Review

While it’s true that the Rolex Air King is their most affordable model, that’s simply because of the lack of any flashy diamonds or expensive gold stylings.  This replica watch has all of the simple elegance of an authentic Rolex Air King at a price that’s still only about 10% of the original. Read more

Replica Watch Review - The Rolex Daytona

The Rolex Daytona is one of the hardest to find Rolex models which is why there’s such a booming replica watch market for it. In order to purchase an authentic Rolex Daytona, buyers are frequently put on a waiting list and have to wait a year or frequently even longer. Authorized Rolex dealers are rumored to only receive 2 Daytonas a year; one with a black face and one with white. Read more

The Classic Rolex Submariner

The Submariner was introduced by Rolex in the early 50s. The design was likely inspired by the Rolex Explorer but differed in its thicker case and a rounded crystal and oversized crown. The first Submariners had luminous tipped second hands that moved in a sweeping motion. In this early incarnation the Submariner was rated for 100 meters (330ft). It had a bi-directional bezel that was missing the minute hash marks. Read more