Fake Breitling Superocean
Swiss made replica Breitling’s Superocean diver is the freshest watch in Breitling’s lineup, channeling the carefree summer vibes we all love to lean into. It’s all about the medium size 42mm and that intense two-tone turquoise dial. Then again, with the sharp details of the big sword-and-paddle hands up against a textured rubber strap for comfort, the 44mm is also a popular option – go big or go home, right? With a 300m depth rating and a sexy micro-adjustable clasp, it deserves the attention it grabs. £4,150.
Replica Breitling Navitimer
The perfect replica Breitling Navitimer is one of the strongest ranges within Kern’s carefully honed portfolio of wristwear, one which George Bamford has a more personal relationship than most. “A Navitimer was the first serious watch I ever had, and I was given it for Christmas in 1996. Between Christmas and Boxing Day, I took it to bits with a screwdriver and penknife, using tweezers to remove the hands. It was the first time I had that lightning bolt moment about mechanical watches. There was no YouTube, nothing about the design of a copy watch, so for me, the cheap replica Breitling Navitimer was my introduction. Putting it back together wasn’t 100% though – some bits were missing – so I returned it to luxury super clone Breitling to have a lot of love put into it, several times. But their original Navitimer is such a special watch – it started my journey, so I hold it in such high regard.” £7,200.
Copy Breitling Emergency
With a SuperQuartz movement and an integrated emergency transmitter, fair to say best 1:1 replica Breitling’s Emergency is very much unlike any other watch. “A pinnacle of purposeful ruggedness, the AAA quality fake Breitling Emergency – inspired by a need for personal emergency beacons discussed in a NATO conference in the mid-’80s – came to life in 1995 after a decade of development,” says Fratello’s Ignacio Conde Garzon.
“To this day, it continues to exist in Swiss movement replica Breitling‘s catalogue [upgraded to use the 406MHz frequency] and still offers a life-saving of complications that wearers should hope never actually need to use.” One thing’s for sure: we know what we’d rather depend on atop a snow-laden alp – and it’s not searching for wi-fi on our phone. £13,150.
