Looking for a quality watch with history and kudos, that a) isn’t a Rolex and b) doesn’t require joining a waiting list? There are plenty of perfect Omega replica watches that fit the fill. Indeed, if you want to follow in the one small footstep of Neil Armstrong, or emulate the wrist-style of George Clooney, James Bond and the next King of England then you need an aaa quality fake Omega. Here are 10: some vintage, some modern, all iconic in their own right.
Fake Omega Speedmaster
The beloved ‘Speedy’ is best 1:1 replica Omega’s cornerstone, its super hero, its golden goose – all thanks to the fact that it was shot into space aboard Apollo 11, and walked around the moon on Buzz Aldrin’s wrist. Had social media been around, 100% Aldrin is hashtagging #firstwatchonthemoon. Neil Armstrong had one too, but he is said to have left his behind in the lunar module – and, since 1973, it has been in the collection of the National Air and Space Museum at America’s Smithsonian Institution. Aldrin’s should also be there, but it was lost in transit – that ol’ chestnut. Who knows how many millions it would be worth today if it ever turned-up for sale. Tom Hanks, Ryan Reynolds and Simon Pegg are just a handful of stars suitably taken by the floating around outer space story to invest in one. A new cheap fake Omega Speedmaster ‘Moonwatch Pro’ is yours for £6,200. Such is its charm and universal appeal, you can also either bag a Bioceramic lookalike for under £300 or go for a Sedna gold Chrono Chime Co-axial Master Chronometer Chrono for £484,300. Always good to have options.
Replica Omega Constellation
The Constellation line was launched in 1952 to give Swiss movement replica Omega buyers a ‘deluxe’ option, so it’s not surprising that then freshly minted rising star Elvis Presley chose to wear one while putting-in his national service in the late ’50s. He gave the watch to army buddy Charlie Hodge, after whose death it sold for $50,000. The modern line-up comprises dozens of models, but we rate the 41mm high quality fake Omega UK in steel and Sedna gold. The burgundy-to-black dial fade is subtly different, and the watch comes with ‘Master Chronometer’ certification, too. £9,300.