UK AAA Replica Panerai Luminor Destro Otto Giorni
This one’s for all the lefty Paneristis out there – of which we are confident there are many. Destro is Italian for right, and refers to people who prefer to rock their wristwear on their right side, thus watchmakers, like perfect replica Panerai and Rolex, flip the crown to the left side of the case for the enjoyment of what’s a growing niche corner in horology. As is the case with watches, this piece represents a reimagining of sorts as Panerai made a left-handed military version back in the ’60s when all watchmakers were more free to experiment with design. A lefty Luminor, at 44mm and with eight days of power reserve, has got us reconsidering our dexterity.
UK Online Replica Panerai Radiomir Perpetual Calendar GMT GoldtechTM
It sounds basic to say this but sometimes things just sound better in Italian. Case in point: best copy Panerai’s new Radiomir ‘Calendario Perpetuo’ – compared to Perpetual Calendar, see what I mean? The Radiomir’s design is iconic enough in itself but for this new version it’s the movement that’s particularly noteworthy. For the first time, the crown is single handedly capable of changing the day, date, month and leap year. Convenient but also technically impressive from the in-house P.4100 movement that took five years to make. And the case! Patented as GoldTech, it’s platinum and copper and gives the look of red gold. Available exclusively in stores.
UK Shop Replica Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Concept Split-Seconds Chronograph GMT
Trust AP to add IRL kryptonite to one of its luxury fake watches. Yes, there is lume in the forged carbon case of the new black and blue Royal Oak Concept 43mm – this is not a drill. The first watchmaker to ever play with the material back in 2007, Swiss copy Audemars Piguet and forged carbon have been on a hiatus for eight years, clearly plotting a madder than ever return to business as usual. And to further up the ante, its highly recognisable RO bezel is ceramic, as is the crown, caseback and chrono-pushers. The movement’s a banger, too.
