It’s odd, wearing something so refined during something so raw, but maybe that’s the point.

This watch embodies everything I strive for in my designs—less noise, more depth. The blue dial almost breathes. No clutter. No distraction. Even the open caseback feels deliberate, showing the movement like a work-in-progress that’s already perfect.

Wore the watch to my first pitch meeting and I swear it gave me extra confidence. I kept checking it, not because I was nervous, but because… it’s a piece of art, seriously. Love how the anti-reflective glass played with the office lights—like it disappeared into my skin. No glare, just clarity. It’s not loud, it’s quietly elite.

It’s a clone, sure, but one that honors legacy with reverence.

There’s something romantic about the 222’s revival—even in clone form. I strapped it on this morning, and the blue dial caught a shaft of sunlight just as I stepped into my study. The sweep of the movement is buttery smooth—almost meditative. I couldn’t help but admire how true the steel casing feels to the original: weighty, but never burdensome. Spent an hour leafing through my vintage watch catalogues, and this one holds its own.

I appreciate watches that speak without shouting, and this 222 does exactly that. The blue dial catches light beautifully under the sun here.

I own multiple Swiss replicas, but this one stands out because of its precision and finishing.

Its vintage-inspired silhouette feels timeless, and that 37MM size is refreshingly elegant.

I needed a versatile timepiece for meetings without breaking the bank. This VC clone does the job and more. The steel strap is adjustable and smooth, and the movement’s sweep is buttery.

There’s something incredibly appealing about the understated elegance of this 222 model. The date window is sharp and perfectly aligned.

This piece accompanied me to a yacht party in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. It looked stunning against a crisp white linen shirt and tan blazer. The brushed steel finish and sapphire crystal feel so premium—I kept checking my wrist just to admire it.

Watches are a big deal in my circle, so I was a bit skeptical about a replica—until this arrived.