Searching for a quality IWC portuguese tourbillon replica + tourbillon questions

[shaystd]

Hello there, people!

I'm new to replica watches (and watches, in general). at the moment I have two replica watches (one already here, a patek philiphe, and another one supposed to arrive tomorrow - a VC replica. I ordered both from perfectwatches and I'm very pleased with the PP, so far).

I bumped into this on youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E71ZjblLHDI

I really love the design and the quality on this one looks superb. I started to search for a replica, and only found one on kuvarist site. the price tag is over 700$, and the movement is Asian. I contacted the site and wished to know why is the price tag high compared to other replicas (while its not swiss-made movement), and I was told that this replica got a "real flying tourbillon" and that's mainly the reason for the high price.

needless to say - the replica looks really well-made (if the one from youtube is the same one as on kuvarist's site).

I was wondering if any of you had any experience on such a replica, and if you have recommendations for me?

also, I'd love to know what's the difference between the japanese myota automatic movement I have in my replica PP (and also in the VC) to that "real flying tourbillon".

thank you for your time and answers

 

[Rx4Time]

Well, first off there are rep tourbillion movements available, such as this one from pure time...
http://puretime02.com/portuguese-to...-white-dial-on-brown-croco-leather-strap.html
And they are expensive, and if you have a problem with them, few watchsmiths will work on them. As far as differences, could you post the links to your watches, remember non TD Should not be live links.

 

[shaystd]

Hi there, Teddy. thanks for the insight.

as for my watches...I hope those images are "non-live" links. this is the front and back side of my PP. it has japanese myota automatic movement. I really wish to learn the difference between this and the flying tourbillon on the much more expensive IWC asian superclone:

 

[ooarr]

Hi there, Teddy. thanks for the insight.

as for my watches...I hope those images are "non-live" links. this is the front and back side of my PP. it has japanese myota automatic movement. I really wish to learn the difference between this and the flying tourbillon on the much more expensive IWC asian superclone:

What? You want to know the difference from that and a real tourbillion?

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[shaystd]

yes!

this movement is automatic japanese myota. the seller kept saying that the price of the IWC is expensive because of the "real flying tourbillon". I'd really want to learn the differences between those two mechanism.

 

[Rx4Time]

yes!

this movement is automatic japanese myota. the seller kept saying that the price of the IWC is expensive because of the "real flying tourbillon". I'd really want to learn the differences between those two mechanism.

Remember, there is no practical purpose for a tourbillion beyond the aesthetics. Also, most tourbillion watches are not overly accurate vs the gen counterparts.
Here's a couple of links telling more then you probably want to know about tourbillion movements...
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...ggmMAI&usg=AFQjCNHcD6JEm6h26f9NTHa44tV6l_LaAw

https://forum.replica-watch.info/vb...IAL-RWI-Tourbillon-Club?highlight=Tourbillion

 

[ooarr]

Double post

 

[ooarr]

There is an absolute would of difference! That one is a extremely cheap movement And the other is a real tourbillion!

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[ooarr]

Its like comparing tc and canal Street,

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[ooarr]

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[theflyingdutchman]

@theflyingdutchman

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Yes, what?

 

[Rx4Time]

Are you still interested in the tourbillion movements? They aesthetically are beautiful to watch and memorising.

 

[shaystd]

yes, i do, Teddy. going to post a separate topic on this watch