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At first glance, the watches look almost identical. And that’s pretty much true since both of these are Rolex Sea-Dweller ref. 1665 watches from the late 1970s and early 1980s. However, there is one unique difference between the two watches – the dial. Here we will compare the tritium and rail dial ref.1665 this is only a few years apart and the key details. Let’s take a closer look!
This is not a fancy name for a dial design, but an indicator of an important dial element. Tritium, a luminous material used in these early ocean dwellers’ best replica watches, is actually radioactive. So, to determine how much of this potentially dangerous substance was used, Rolex used a code on the dial to represent it. You can always identify a tritium dial by the “T” mark at the bottom, under the 6 o ‘clock mark.
Moreover, some later-era service dials are marked with ‘T Swiss T <25’ but they actually feature LumiNova on their hour markers. To be clear, ‘SWISS’ can also indicate radium, but this was only used on watches in the early 1960s, and the Sea-Dweller was not released until 1967.
While there are so many different dial variations for the Rolex Sea-Dweller 1665, the Rail Dial is incredibly rare since it was only produced for two years. Between 1977 and 1979, the ref. 1665 could be found with a particular feature that involved the ‘Superlative Chronometer’ and ‘Officially Certified’ lines of text that appear above the six o’clock hour marker. 
You see, if you look closely at the image above, you’ll notice that the ‘C’ in both ‘Chronometer’ and ‘Certified’ line up almost perfectly. Take a look at the Tritium dial below for comparison and you’ll see they’re not in line at all. They are almost parallel on this dial (kind of like the rails on a train track), hence the ‘Rail Dial’ nickname. These wines are hard to find today, both because they are old and because few were made.
Now, if you keep looking at the six o ‘clock position in the figure above, you’ll notice that this dial also has a tritium mark. Therefore, all rail dials are actually tritium dials. However, not all tritium dials are rail dials.

Working in this industry, we often hear the question “if I could only spend money, what watch should I buy?” There are a lot of factors to consider, and one person’s answer may not be everyone’s answer, but it’s still an interesting game.”
To make things more interesting, we don’t focus on a particular brand or type of watch. We’re also making some cohesive choices so that if someone wants to build a reliable five-watch line, they can do it from this list and end up with a fairly comprehensive luxury replica watch portfolio. 
A new arrival in the shop and a watch that we’ve always had a bit of a soft spot for, the Tissot Heritage Navigator is a very unique vintage-style world timer from the cheap Swiss brand. It’s based on a model from way back in 1951, and even brand-new it was a wonderful value proposition. This particular model adds a very legible vintage-style dial and casing, powered by the ever-reliable ETA 2893-3. At 43mm across, it’s a bit on the large side, but it safely dances the line between dressy and casual; a strap change would make a world of difference, and a NATO strap would quickly take it from collared shirts to a t-shirt and shorts look.
The great thing about this piece is that even if it’s meant to commemorate an anniversary for the Williams F1 team, you wouldn’t know this unless you flipped the best watch over and read the details on the case back. To the rest of the non-F1 fan world, it’s just a sharp steel chronograph with a black dial and subtle blue accents.
So, we opted for the Blue version, as it has always been an unsung hero alongside the classic red, the bronze, the GMT, and of course the more compact Black Bay 58. The blue hue is as much reminiscent of vintage Tudor snowflake divers as it is a nod to the faded ghost bezels often seen on vintage Submariner references. 
At this price point, we must add another icon to the list- enter the Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch. The Speedmaster has a legacy that rivals the Rolex Submariner and Daytona. It is not difficult to write its legendary status off as just hype, but the watch was the official go-to for NASA. In this instance, the hype is well deserved.
Speedy Pro is still standard equipment for U.S. astronauts operating outside the international space station. There must be a Rolex at the top of this list of luxury replica watches, and while there is ample supply in the category, we decided to choose a modern model for this last position. Oyster’s 36 white grape dial is one of the few color watches released in the Rolex oyster permanent collection over the past decade or so, and a combination of smooth bezels, 36 mm cases and a color dial make it slightly retro in feel on the wrist.

The Oris grand Crown, which first appeared in 1938, is characterized by its highly visible dial and oversized crown twists. These features are aimed at pilots because the large winding crowns make them easier to operate and they wear thick gloves. Today, the modern Oris Grand Crown range includes a variety of models; But all the dials are clearly discernible, with huge spiral crowns, like the first models from the 1950s.   
While the Big Crown collection contains a number of vintage-inspired watches such as the Pointer Date lineup, it also is home to a range of modern pilot’s replica watches that take the defining elements of the Big Crown collection and re-imagine them for the modern era. These Oris Big Crown ProPilot watches often feature utilitarian designs, and just like the rest of Oris’s lineup, most can be bought for rather below $5,000.
The Oris Big Crown ProPilot range features standard time and date watches, alongside other models with chronographs or GMT complications. Apart from that, there are even certain Oris Big Crown ProPilot models that feature built-in analog altimeters for a truly special and purpose-built package.
Oris actually has two different incredibly popular fake watch collections. While the Divers Sixty-Five is a vintage-inspired line of timepieces, the Oris Aquis collection is a series of highly-capable professional dive watches with a distinct and totally modern aesthetic.
The Oris Aquis collection covers a huge range of sizes from 36.5mm all the way up to 48mm, and it consists of simple time models along with others that feature chronographs and GMT complications. What’s more, there are elegant Oris-Aquis models that are set with diamonds, and even some that feature an innovative analog depth gauge built into their sapphire crystals that allows water to enter and be read against a scale printed along the periphery of their dials.
With the exception of the models that are either set with diamonds or feature solid 18k gold cases, nearly all Oris Aquis models can be bought for less than $3k. Besides, on the secondary market, you can even find the simple time and date Oris Aquis models fitted with rubber straps for under $1,000 with a little bit of searching. Given their performance-oriented design, the Oris Aquis models are some of the brand’s best-sellers, and the range is the first choice for those seeking a modern luxury replica watch at an affordable price.

Oris is still one of those amazing underdog brands in the watch collecting world. Sturdy construction, particular design, and meaningful value are all hallmarks of the brand, whose catalog mostly runs in the sub-$5k price bracket. Whether you like watches, pilot watches, timers, or replica watches, there is a choice, and often a variety. Today, let’s take a look at the diver and four watches that will impress even those more familiar with the luxury watch industry.
That’s just the thing with Oris, they operate in a special window of price and general market position. Though affordable, they aren’t a big mass-market fashion brand selling themselves on a logo. Nor are they trying to become a great luxury brand, but they have wisely chosen their sources of manufacturing, finishing, and parts suppliers so that they can still offer quality and value to collectors who want to get rid of the first or second automatic watches. As you’ll see below, these Oris watches aren’t the kind of things that just blend into the background.
Relatively speaking, its design is quite close to the original, other than an increase in case of size up to a still-compact 40mm diameter, and the repositioning of its date window down to the six o’clock location – a common design choice that you’ll see in many Oris models. Its large screw-down crown, aluminum bezel insert, slender case profile, and domed sapphire crystal all add to its vintage charm, while its 100m water resistance ensures that it can handle any water-going activities.
This special version stands out from the pack, being a rather rare “lefty crown” configuration. Designed for left-handed folk who prefer wearing their replica watch on their right wrist, these pieces can also appeal to right-handed people, as they can be worn on the left with a looser fit without having the crown dig into your wrist.
Stepping it up both in size and complication, the Oris Aquis Depth Gauge is unique in that it’s one of the very few mechanical fake watches to feature a built-in depth gauge. To execute this, Oris stepped up the Aquis case size to 46mm, but thanks to its lug design the piece does not feel as overbearing as one would think. This is an interesting topic rather than a practical tool, but an entertaining diver can surely use it for the next time they fetch water.
Now, it’s not for people with weak wrists, but here we have the mother of all the Oris diving watches. She is a beast.51 mm titanium case with bracelet, safety locking bezel, screw under crown and push, diving extension bracelet clasp, 1000 m water resistance, helium escape valve – this is the peak level diving watch features in a surprisingly affordable package.

Maybe I’m going color blind, maybe it’s becoming more common — anyway, I’m seeing more and more panda dials on my wrist. Actually, who am I kidding? It’s definitely a trend, one that comes from the overwhelming retro onslaught that has dominated replica watch design over the past decade or so. In case you’re not familiar with the term, a panda dial is a white dial with a black subdial, similar to a panda.
Yeah, we had to include this. The latest gen-Daytona is still one of the hottest properties in replica watches, even though it was launched in 2016. And while we’re fully aware this model is stretching the panda definition thanks to its black rim only sub-dials, thanks to fake Rolex’s huge panda legacy we can’t include it.
So two of the three sub-dials are a panda, which is pretty good for us. Plus, the size, style, and unimpeachable history of this anniversary Seiko make it an obvious choice in this line-up.
You can’t have a list of racing Chronos and not include TAG Heuer. And the Autavia Jo Siffert Collector’s Edition, an exceptionally limited edition put together by Calibre 11, is one of the best in the business.
Tissot is another brand with a proud motorsports heritage, and this cushiony panda is an especially hot take on the genre. Cherish those highlights! 
Finally, the first, El Primero, was Zenith’s homage to its pioneering high-beat automatic chronograph, with a sleek case shape that matched the sleek dial and was a perfectly positioned panda.