Replica watch report for Tag heuer,Rolex,Breitling,Hublot.

This is the Hublot Skull Bang, a limited edition collector’s timepiece developed by Hublot for the brand’s friend, retailer Laurent Picciotto, who in 2007 opened Hublot’s first brand boutique. Made entirely from black ceramic and featuring a skull on its dial the Skull Bang is limited to 100 pieces and will be exclusively at the Hublot boutique at Rue Saint Honoré in Paris, which is adjacent to Picciotto’s high-end watch store Chronopassion. The case The Hublot Skull Bang replica watch comes in a classic 45 mm Fusion case made of black ceramic and satin finished. The bezel is in satin finished black ceramic with H-shaped countersunk black PVD titanium screws. The bezel lugs are made of black composite resin. The crown is is polished black ceramic with Hublot logo. The case back The case back is in polished black ceramic with a sapphire crystal with an interior anti-reflective treatment; Black Skull Bang transfer, transparent skull outline on a back background. Oscillating weig

At Baselworld, Rolex introduced a new model within the Cellini collection, the Cellini Moonphase. The case The watch is presented in a 39 mm polished 18K Everose gold case and features what Rolex refers to as a double bezel, that’s domed and fluted. Rose gold applied indexes, and a printed minutes/seconds scale, along with lance-shaped rose gold hour and minute hands, and a rose gold baton shaped central seconds hand, indicate the time. A blue centrally mounted hand, with an aptly shaped crescent moon tip, points to the date around the printed out chapter ring. http://www.replicawatchreport.co/rolex-watches/cellini A blue enameled disc at 6 o’clock, which has a unique meteorite applique, indicates the current moonphase, via a, rose gold arrow at 12 o’clock on the lunar subdial. Each day, the moonphase disc follows the lunar cycle, as shown on Rolex’s website. “As each night goes by, the moonphase disc follows the lunar cycle: when the meteorite applique is aligned wit

TAG Heuer recently revealed their first watch for 2011, the amazing TAG Heuer Carrera Mikrograph, produced in a limited edition. The watch is based upon a Mikrograph stopwatch, created in 1916, which was one of the epic pieces that set a small milestone in the world of horology. The Mikrograph stopwatch was the first watch ever to measure time up to the 1/100th accuracy. The TAG Heuer Carrera Mikrograph reaches another high point by being the world’s first ever mechanical chronograph with 1/100th of a second display by a central hand. The design The contemporary design of the new Carrera Mikrograph very much recalls the original stopwatch’s design. As you can see on the pictures, the dial is marked by the progression of large Arabic numerals from 0 to 100. The blue central hand belongs to a chronograph and completes one rotation per second. The same color was used for the stopwatch hand, almost a century ago. The case The case is crafted in 18-carat pink gold and mea