Replica Watches FAQ:

1. Why do people prefer to purchase a replica watch?
Usually, people buy replica watches when they are looking for a reliable quality and nice design available at an affordable price. Other customers choose replicas while owning an authentic watch for insurance and personal security reasons. Replica watches also provide opportunity to build a collection and own a few timepieces for a number of occasions.

2. What is characteristic about Japanese replica watches?
Japanese replica watches are the most common and affordable timepieces special for their fine QUALITY. They last longer then most other fake watches. Japanese replica watches are affordable and look great, being almost identical imitation of the original ones.

3. Is the watch fully stainless steel or is it stainless steel coated?
It depends on the model. Most of our replica watches are fully stainless steel. Stainless steel coated replica watches are not really wearproof as the stainless steel coating wears off really quickly and makes visible the brass or aluminum body. So, it is better to choose solid stainless steel watches.

4. Is the glass SAPPHIRE CRYSTAL?
Almost all our replica watches all feature sapphire crystal glass that is more scratch resistant that usual glass.

5. Are all the marking and engraving on these watches accurate?
Yes, replica watches watchmakers do their best to develop the timepieces with correct markings and engravings.

6. Are the watches water-resistant?
Replica watches should not be worn for diving or while swimming, but they are DEFINITELY water-resistant, so you should not be afraid to be caught in the rain.

7. What is the difference between automatic, chronograph, and quartz watches?
Automatic or self-winding watches are powered by a self-winding mechanism with no need for batteries. They should be serviced more often than quartz watches to make sure they run properly.
Chronographs are used as stopwatch timers. You will find a few variations of the chronographs. Some act with a center second hand, which keeps time on the main dial of a watch. Others make use of sub-dials to keep track of elapsed hours, minutes and seconds. Some chronographs show elapsed time on a digital display on the watch face. A chronograph can be responsible for a variety of functions, such as determination of speed or distance.
Quartz watches are equipped with a battery. The watches of this type usually last longer than self-winding watches, but the battery must be periodically replaced.

8. What does sweeping second hand mean?
A sweeping second hand implies the second hand sweeping smoothly instead of ticking once every second. All automatic watches provide a sweeping second hand, while all quartz and chronograph watches have a ticking second hand.

9. How long will the watches work properly?
It considerable depends upon a timepieceРІР‚в„ўs owner and the way he treats his timekeeping device. If the watch-owner knows how to keep it away from damage and provides it with qualitative service when necessary, the watch will last a few years without causing any trouble. Once in 2 or3 years you will have to get the automatic movements serviced by your local watch shop, as the oils dry out due to the non-stop moving of the gears.

10. Do you fulfill Cash on Delivery (COD) orders?
It is not really possible to avoid the situation when a piece was sent out but not paid for.

11. Are the pictures on your site taken from the actual replicas or some other watches?
We guarantee that all pictures placed at our site are real pictures of our Japanese replica watches offered for on-line sale and the watches look exactly as represented in the pictures. Professional photographers are responsible for taking the pictures for our site.