The annual Basel International jewelery cheap replica watches have been kicked off, and the watchmakers have already started working with the newest and most comprehensive report. Now, let us appreciate the Swiss watch brand Patek Philippe replica uk in the Basel Watch Fair on display the latest fake watches real shot big picture:
The new perpetual calendar replica watches uk Ref. 5320G, recycling eternal classic. It can not only show the date of the month (whether it is 28 days, 30 days, or 31 days), but also automatically displays the leap day (ie, the 29th day of February).
After the brand handling 18K white gold case full of attractive luster full of layered, everywhere reveals the brand’s high-cold classic feelings, very beautiful.
Hours of the cheap Patek Philippe replica calendar watch features the dial layout, 12 o’clock position of the week and the month side by side dual windows, and 6 o’clock position of the pointer date display auxiliary dial and moon phase display window.
On the basis of the classic milky white dial, a small day / night display window (between 7th and 8th mark) and a leap year window (between 4 and 5) are added.
Gold three – dimensional Arabic numerals and pointed fluorescent pointer, can not help but think of Patek Philippe replcia in the 1950s launched the chronograph watch Ref. Slim center of the second hand, plus a perfect aliquot of the second scale to ensure that the dial clear and easy to read.
Caliber324SQ movement of a new change is that the perpetual calendar module uses four windows, respectively, show: week, month, leap year and day / night changes. Moon phase display is extremely accurate, every 122 years will produce a day of error. The back of the table with sapphire crystal cover, showing the movement of the mechanical beauty: with chamfer polished edge, Geneva stripes and embedded gold engraved pattern of the bridge, using Silinvar® material Spiromax® gossamer Gyromax® balance wheel, and the use of ball bearing suspension Fixed gold automatic disk. Movement loaded with Patek Philippe mark, to protect the various functions of the precise operation.
