Press the Button on this What Watch

What Watch is a recent entrant to the smartwatch industry looking to do some very cool things to change up the way you live your life and capture it on a daily basis. A new startup out of Switzerland, with a global design perspective that includes Japanese, American, Finnish and Swiss team members, the watch has one very unique feature that serves as an interesting selling point.

The watch isn’t a traditional true smart watch – it doesn’t show your texts and you can’t track your miles run. However, it contains one special feature that allows you to tap of the side button to stop and record the time. This moment will then be transmitted to your smartphone via Bluetooth, where you can then use the What Watch mobile app to add a picture to the moment and share it with others or keep it for yourself. The watch looks great, and as it is only partially a smart watch, you don’t need to commit to being a full tech geek. Their store in New York is a great place to check out and understand exactly how the functionality works.

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Replica Watches Guide – Important Things You Should Know – PART 2

Replica Watches Guide – Tips, Tricks, Inside Secrets

Alright, let's continue with the replica watches guide we started last week, I hope you had a chance to look it over and I do hope you found the information useful. I'll continue here with other things you should keep in mind when planning to buy replica brands online but also things you should expect from these. As I said, I tried my best to compile all this info, but if you guys think some aspects got overlooked, please feel free to contribute.

Replica Watches Are Exactly That – Replica Watches

Although some replica watches are very close copies of the originals, please keep in mind that they are not genuine. Yes, the gens are often overpriced, but they are… let's call them better, from many points of view.
Value-wise, a gen can even gain in value over time (think of vintage watches that sell for ungodly prices nowadays), whereas a replica is substituted by better versions. I don't remember ever hearing stuff like, “Hey, this is the '05 Rolex Submariner replica, the best one ever released”.
When replica factories release newer models, they are improved versions, so clearly older ones will sell for less. Keep that in mind if you plan to eventually sell your watch.
However, replica watches can be modified, either by you or by professionals. Genuine parts can be added to a replica to get a more authentic look and even increase its performance (some reliable replica sites claim to do that, either with genuine parts or better parts). From movements to dials, hands, cases and bracelets, possibilities are endless. But even so, it will still remain a replica watch, so you won't get any appreciation for it, unless it's coming from a fellow rep enthusiast or from someone oblivious of its authenticity (we've covered the “haters” subject on PART 1 ).

Genuine Or Replica, All Watches Need Servicing

Have you ever looked inside a watch? If so, you'd know that it's made up of tiny, fragile components that work together with astonishing accuracy. But, being so delicate, it doesn't take much to inflict damage upon them and just like any other mechanical device, they wear out over time if not properly taken care of.
That goes for replica watches as well as genuine watches. Think about how many services exist and also, almost each retailer has its own. Plus, take into account that most of them don't even want to hear about servicing your replica. So yes, genuine watches need servicing just as much servicing as replica watches.
If taken care of in a proper manner, replica watches can last a very long time, so there's nothing to worry about here.
And a friendly advice: if you find a great replica, it wouldn't hurt to buy another one just like it. Who knows, you can damage it and consistency can be erratic so it is possible parts won't fit newer versions.

Few People Can Actually Discern Between Replica Watches And Originals

Unless we're talking about complete junk, hands fallen off, not moving or any other kind of super obvious inaccuracy, only few people can actually tell the difference between replica watches and genuine timepieces.
When I write these reviews on my blog, I want to think that people who read it are, more or less, in the rep game and are on that quest for perfection that I was talking about in the previous entry.
I'm am also sure that you are aware of the blooming of custom watches. Rolex doesn't make any black Submariners. Companies such as Pro Hunter, Bamford Watch Department and many others take genuine watches and modify them to their clients' needs and requests. This trend makes it even easier for the rep hunters to sport a replica watch without worrying it will be identified as a fake.
Probably the best thing you can do is mix your replica watches with some genuine ones. I do like my replica watches, but that doesn't mean I don't wear gens. Mixing them together creates a truly authentic look and you'll have nothing to worry about.
Summing things up, even if replicas are replicas, there's not much you should worry about when sporting one. Everything breaks, even high priced originals, even reps bought from one of the few reliable replica sites, but rest assured, they can be fixed. And unless you're at a Rolex convention, you can wear your Sub with your head held high.
I guess that's about it for now, I'd really like if you guys could come up with some other sound advice, maybe we could even come up with a part 3. Feel free to leave your thoughts and comments below.

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