Johhny_BlaZE

Thanks pugwash. I quite like the Franck Muller Chronograph as well

Can anyone identify this watch? Sorry about the blurred image but this is the closest close up I could find. Thanks.

Thanks to everyone for your responses! I am planning to purchase the Omega Planet Ocean very soon. Then it's the Omega Seamaster Pro (Bond)

haha teejay, I'll wait and see

Dealers like Josh, Andrew, and a few of the UK dealers. The pictures of the watches look good, close to the gens, and I am slowly learning about the movements. I also understand that althogh Josh and Andrew are very popular and used often by many members, there are also other dealers who offer the same quality and service, and they specialize in different brands of watches. Some of these also offer more competitive pricing, although I'm not sure if the quality is the same as Josh and Andrew. Hi vintagerolex, yea Clive also told me that he has many asian version watches, and they still keep good time after years of use. He said that the asian movement is a bit of a lottery, sometimes you can end up with a watch that will last you years, and some will conk out much faster! I will do a bit more research in the movements, but I am pretty sure that I want a Omega Planet Ocean 'Ultimate' in the Asian ETA copy that is available on Josh's website, it's at a very good price too. I am also going to check with UK dealers if they offer this same watch at similar pricing...

Greetings to all from London, UK! No real experience of reps, I have joined replica-watches-guide.com and have learnt a great deal... Amazed at the level of quality that is available in many replicas available from the recommended dealers... Currently interested in Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean, Panerai (esp the 111) as I am a newbie and of course the Rolex Submariner (noobmariner), I was thinking as this is my first taste of the replica world, I am going to purchase Asian movements first, and then opt for the Swiss movements as I get more experience.