Replica Blancpain 43.50 mm Watches Online

Blancpain L-evolution Quantieme Complet 8 Jours ( 8866-3630-53B)

It's small and classy, my mom loved it! She has small hands and wrists and a conservative you elegant style. It matched her perfectly.

---- [Rating: 5 / 5 stars]

Review by Samone G, From Indonesia Depok,sleman Yogyakarta

Blancpain Villeret Tradition Calendrier Chinois Traditionnel 18K Rose Gold Men's Watch 0888-3631-55B

I must say it looks really elegant and certainly worth the price. I also suggest the same watch in a gold finish would be a good option for those who like to have multiple color choices in addition to decent look.

---- [Rating: 5 / 5 stars]

Review by raymond brewer, From Italia Verona

Blancpain 500 Fathoms Automatic Black Dial Canvas Men's Watch 50015-12B30-52B

He's a Blancpain watch-fanatic and he says;lightweight, easy to use, love the fact that it gives me the date and has that auto light up ability when i tilt it towards my head"

---- [Rating: 5 / 5 stars]

Review by Giovanny Felizzola, From Uk Poulton

Lettres du Brassus - N° 11

Less is more. A pious pronouncement that invites us to soaring feats of conspicuous self-denial. A raw vegan diet. Vacations devoted to meditation and ingestion of ghee. But for most of us, it is a phrase and concept that simply grates. More horsepower is better than less. Super-sized fries satisfy more than the standard serving. An i7 processor is better than an i5. A suite is better than a bunk bed. A *** meal is better than a **. First class is better than coach. And so the list goes. But every so often, without the slightest smidgen of self-righteousness, less is indeed more. 

Enter the Blancpain Villeret Squelette. It begins with Blancpain's eight day power reserve, triple barrel, manual wind movement, and reduces the main plate and bridges to the absolute minimum. The same movement, but from a quantity of metal perspective, less of it. The goal of the design envisaged the extraction of the maximum amount of material from the plates and bridges, leaving only the fi nest fi ligrees. But that is only to state the obvious. Every skeleton movement to a greater or lesser degree follows that formula. Blancpain's plan was to go further. It sought to reduce the watch to a pure expression of the movement, minimizing all of the elements of the watch that might otherwise intrude. Of course a case is necessary, but in this conception its purpose was to protect the movement, of course, and to allow attachment of the strap. So diameter and thickness of the case were diminished to those bare necessities. Even the customary metal mounting ring for the movement, used in conventional constructions to secure the movement in place within the case, was eliminated. To further lower the degree of separation between the owner and the movement, there is the bare minimum of space between the movement and the crystal. No sapphire dial of any kind. Can there be a greater degree of visual immediacy than placement of the movement at a height allowing only the slimmest clearance of the hands from the bottom surface of the crystal?
The realization of most skeleton movements in the industry is simply a matter of revving up the CNC machines to cut the bridges and main plate of the movement into skeletonized forms. The telltale signs of this mechanized approach are rounded corners and the absence of decoration of the components. This is not Blancpain's approach to watchmaking. Each and every skeletonized bridge and the main plate have been filed by hand, each edge individually shaped with a file. Crisp junctions and corners are testament to the painstaking hand work. Indeed, so artisanal is the meticulous shaping of each of the skeletonized components, that the fi nely finished parts cannot be interchanged between two examples of the watch. Each hand fashioned bridge will only fit properly when paired with the other bridges and plates of the same watch.

Further elevating the skeleton design is its decoration. Both sides of the bridges and main plate have been hand carved with a floral design. Of course the front of the watch when worn presents a symphony of decoration. But that is only half of what is on display, as the back of the watch offers its own different view and elaborate carvings.
Artistry on a metal canvas at this level of refinement cannot be rushed and demands near infi nite patience and abundant time. More than 30 days of handcraft are poured into the shaping and decoration of each watch.
In several respects the Villeret Squelette breaks new watchmaking ground. It is the first and only fully skeletonized timepiece utilizing three mainspring barrels and offering an eight day power reserve. The three barrels not only account for the extraordinarily long power reserve of the movement, they dominate the visual landscape of the watch as they form a graceful arc across the top of the movement. The other key elements of the caliber 13R0 carry forward into this skeleton interpretation. The balance wheel is fashioned out of titanium and equipped with gold regulation screws and a free sprung spiral with Breguet overcoil. Although the power reserve hand has been removed, the state of wind is visually broadcast by the skeletonized barrels. A glance at the barrel springs shows degree of wind.
The Villeret Squelette is available in white gold with production quantities highly limited.