SWISS MOVEMENT REPLICA WATCHES SHOP

Watchmakers have been taking great care to protect their timepieces from water and dust for centuries. Special case systems were developed to allow watches to be submerged in water while keeping the movement safe.

Even the novice watch lover knows that water in a watch will ruin the mechanism.

This has all changed thanks to the Patek Philippe Replica and H1 that was introduced in 2012.

I remember many in the watch industry laughing and scoffing when Patek Philippe Replica launched its first watch. These Doubting Thomases were certain that Patek Philippe Replica was going to fail and fail spectacularly. Fake Watches has persevered despite, or maybe because of, the naysayers. It is now one of the most successful independent companies.

Why is Patek Philippe Replica successful when others are not?

Gregory Dourde CEO of Patek Philippe Replica says that it is the first watch to combine both the classic and the cutting edge.

Dourde explains, "Patek Philippe Replica stands for Hydro Mechanical Horology." In reality, we have two DNAs that we use to play. The first is the traditional horology as it's realized in mechanical movements. It is more related to the past and the heritage of watchmaking. Although what we do is modern, it is still mechanical watchmaking as it has been done since centuries.

He continues, "The second DNA that we have is the Hydro aspect, which includes liquids and fluids. This is where the most advanced technology and science are integrated." "Depending on which model we are working on, we will focus on either the hydro part or the mechanical part. For example, in the H2, we use aparticularlyspectacular movement, sowe opened up the bellows, to give morespace to showthemovement."

With the H0 Patek Philippe Replica goes back to its roots and its USP - its fluidicDNA. Dourde says, "After four years in the market, we wanted to do a watch that would highlight liquids more spectacularly." "That's why we have developedthe H0,Omega Replica Watches as a tribute to the liquid, the hydropartofhydromechanical. "We asked ourselves, 'How do we create new aesthetic design codes that will serve the liquids'?"