Unfakeable watches

[cubicle_monkey]

Anything that doesn't use a 2824/6497/7750/derivatives of these movements. These are the only movements that can be "super repped".

 

[Ruski91]

Wishfull thinking continues .... Just for starters:

 

[mrfog]

Blackjack

 

[kidcreole]

 

[ressmeplz]

anything with an unconventional way of displaying time, a unique complication, skeletonised or have 500 gyro tourbillons or something inside

this

 

[Wacker23]

Wow crazy watches

 

[peterpotamus]

 

[PokerLover]

There are some beautifull watches in this list.
But also a few hideous pieces that I wouldn't wear, even if they gave it to me for free.

 

[CoolRob]

Those Urwerks are very cool. Some nice watch pictures here.

 

[Shooboo]

good luck doing this one lol

http://www.urwerk.com/en/collection-ur-110-c2-p4.php

 

[mysterio]

For watches that I would consider wearing, that would be any Urwerk. Including everything else, the Frank Muller Mega Aeternitas 4.

 

[rolexwatchfan]

No problem:

 

[Yawn]

 

[Jaybo]

NO tourbillions can be repped. Rep tourbs look like horse diarrhea.

 

[torobravo]

Mostly depends if we have an alternative for the movement in Chinese or Swiss, to match the functions, moon phase and long time power reserves I mean

 

[Mike116]

I love these threads,so many great looking time pieces out there.It was a Breitling 1461 that got me hooked on reps.unfortunately they don't make them and it was a scam site.to many complications to rep but a favorite of mine

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[soze]

Hwy rolexwatchfan,
When you posted "No problem" with your pic, did you mean to say that this is a rep? The reason why I ask, is that you responded to Shooboo's challenge to replicate it. If it is a rep, can you please provide details about it? Who sells it, and what functions actually work?

No problem:

 

[aututto]

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[rushact]

this one is sexy Jacob & Co Astronomia Tourbillon.

Hows the Urwerk rep going ?

 

[electric]

Van Cleef & Aprels 'Complication Poétique Midnight Planétarium'
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/01/29/planetarium-watch_n_4686008.html