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In fact collectors often cite the tool watch concept as one main reasons they like vintage Rolex or any Rolex for that matter. Rolex watches not only looked good, they were durable and had a function.The second appeal the GMT master has in my view more so than other lines is the concept of ‘tool watch’. They are always referring to color. There are few watches that have more attractive colors than the GMT Master, especially the first reference the 6542 with its fragile but beautiful bakelite bezel insert.
Yes the submariner (introduced by Rolex in 1954) might have come before the Replica Rolex GMT Master (1955) but the story of the creation of the GMT Master is more charming in my view. The GMT Master is my favorite reference, model, line (whatever you want to call it) within the Rolex universe. Created specifically for PANAM pilots in the 1950s, Rolex introduced its first dual time zone watch, the GMT Master 6542 to help pilots better keep track of multiple time zones. When I think of a tool watch – I think of the GMT master -even before the submariner.
The first GMT Master was the 6542 (main picture above), and this will the focus of our report. They are the most beautiful, the most colourful and probably the most rare of all GMT models. In 1959 Rolex replaced the legendary 6542 with the 1675 which would go on to last more than 20 years. Collectors often talk about Patina. Or tropical. Or shades of brown. While the 1675 is an extremely attractive GMT Master reference and some of the most beautiful and rare versions exist like the double swiss underline GMT (see post here), the holy grail in GMT Master collecting -remains the 6542 – especially those Replica Rolex With Bakelite Bezels.
The first is color. I love colors and I think vintage watches really is about color. Lets think about it. In my opinion also the most beautiful – good enough reason to take a closer look at this icon. Why? Well for a start my 18th birthday present was a Fake Rolex bi-color Gold GMT Master given to me by my mother in 1992. So the GMT Master has a special place for me personally. But I like the GMT Master for two other reasons.

A sale that will likely run collectors of replica Patek Phillippe and Rolex up against connoisseurs of watch history, anxious to make the personal acquaintance of a watch that might not set the wider world alight, but does represent one of the most significant staging posts on the journey of the wristwatch from useful, time-only personal effect to heirloom and artwork combined.
In tandem, these qualities describe what’s thus attractive about a complication that, for most watch lovers, constitutes their first “affair”: refinement (speaking to the chorological skill required to make superbly accurate timekeepers) and legibility (recognizing their role as one of the first “tool” replica watches – the category that gave birth to today’s all-conquering sports watch). By selecting a relative handful – 88 in total – to represent Phillips’ first ever chronograph-only auction, it takes place in Geneva next month.
Originally a term used to describe a device capable of recording elapsed time using a pen and ink system – quite literally chrono-graph – with the advent of mass mobilization. By the Fifties, these tool watches entered the mainstream, thanks to accurate and above all reliable movements from a host of watch makers, many of whom sadly wouldn’t survive the quartz crisis of the early Eighties.
Both civil and military, the need to measure often lengthy time-periods accurately gave voice to a number of manufactures anxious to perfect what some might argue is a timepiece’s most useful secondary function.
All cases are in the genuine tool watch’s material of choice: stainless steel. Phillips is showing that its dedicated replica watch department, set up in 2014 by expert auctioneer Aurel Bacs, is nothing if not purist: merely ‘true’ chronographs have been listed (so no lunar calendars known as ‘moon phases’) creeping in.
The result: ask Paul Maudsley, international specialist director of the London watches department at Phllips’ Auction House on Berkeley Sqaure, what constitutes a “collectible” chronograph, and he’ll say a level of refinement and superior legibility.

However, the hand-wound movement does allow for a greater power reserve. In other words, things can go backwards or sideways just as easily as forwards. This is particularly true in the world of replica watches, where the latest object of desire is just as likely to be the reiteration of an old classic (with a twist – naturally) as a technological leap forward.
Most of us like to think that progress is linear. Experience, nevertheless, teaches us that, like crowds of people rushing through an airport. Take IWC’s Portofino Hand-Wound Mono-pusher.It is rather more like Brownian motion – the random movement of particles suspended in a fluid.
And, personally, I find the very action of winding a watch rather soothing, which more than beats the stress of missing your train when you – very occasionally – forget to do so. This may be the first time that replica IWC has presented a single-button chronograph but, traditionally, single pushers were used on pocket replica watches to start, stop and reset. A hand-wound movement is now also a rarity, thanks to the convenience of self-winding – ie, automatic – versions.
Unlike its predecessors, nevertheless, when it comes to its chronograph function, the new Portofino Mono-pusher is the very model of discretion, with the pusher integrated into the crown with merely the most modest of protrusions signaling its presence.
It performed these functions admirably, but was to be overtaken by its double-pusher parvenus thanks to a simple weakness – with merely one button you couldn’t pause your timings. In spite of the discretion, this is no shrinking violet, with a case that measures a substantial 45mm – the size allows it to boast an eight-day power reserve.

The most important quality of replica watch is timekeeping and movements. However, these normal movements we have seen in market a largely developed by ETA, a quasi government-owned company. In terms of watch making, the creating and application of a watch movement always takes very long period of time. It needs to be testified and refined to ensure the 99.99% accuracy. In this case, in the past decades, the ETA is responsible for movements design and creation. Some watch companies, like Swatch, would go straight to apply the movements. And some others would get a kit form sold by the ETA. Considering the complexity of creating new movements, unless some exclusive of watch makers would devote to create their own in-house movements, most others tend to use existing movements.
Rolex can be counted as an exception. In one hand, it contributed to develop their own movements for years. In another hand, it did not charge as much expensive as other companies. However, recently, ETA announces that it will stop to provide timepiece movements to other watch makers in 2010. When a watch company wants to use an ETA movement they order a kit, and assemble it. Sometimes a maker will modify, decorate, or add to a movement. The ETA 2824-2 is no wonder a popular instance. Since nighteen seventies, the movement has been started deployed into production and is widely used around the world. It is an excellent movement with the potential to achieve chronometer certification. You can see how when ETA puts thought into creating a movement, then bank on it being around for the long haul. In order to keep the quality of the movement, watch makers have been known to decorate the rotor, add extra complications, or tweak diverse parts of the movement to make them more accurate (particularly when try to apply for a chronograph certificate).
So what will happen in 2010 when ETA stops selling movements to outside watch makers? One reason they are doing so if because of volume and exclusivity. If you are that kind of person who always wants to be different and unique, the watch replica of this edition would definitely be you type. They are making so many movements that they will only have the capacity to make enough for their in-house brands. Most likely, though new competitors in market will emerge and sell different movements. I am not familiar with the number of patents that ETA has, but at least in the US, Patents are only valid for 14-20 years, depending on the type of Patent. Therefore, since the ETA’s movements were designed and widely applied for decades. There is nothing barring competitors from making the movements, which will inevitably occur.
I forecast that in the next 3 years, people would desperately chase for ETA movements since they tend to stop sale their in-house movements to outside firms. However, at the same, you don’t need to worry and panic that the amount of watches with ETA movements would be reduced largely. You still can have one by purchasing their own brand replica watches. No matter what, this would be a wonderful change for new companies to participate in and change pattern that the one-giant company run the whole industry. I believe that we might see new complications with affordable price and one can only wait and see as to what the quality will be. Until 2010, I am not going to hold my breath. Most watch consumers will not even likely realize the transition.