The moonphase against the steel dial was my personal favorite. I loved how thin yet solid the casing felt on my wrist.

The steel casing and open back received endless praise from my colleagues. What really stood out was the moonphase—it gave the watch a poetic vibe amidst all the formality.

It’s thin enough to slip under a tuxedo sleeve but carries weight in design. The perpetual calendar layout is impressive and accurate.

The steel dial under the Moroccan sky looked timeless, and the moonphase added just the right touch of romantic elegance. The strap is both sporty and sophisticated.

The 2836-2 movement is shockingly smooth, and the indicators function like a dream. I’d seen this on a luxury subreddit, dug around, and found ReplicaHause.

This was a birthday gift for my fiancé, given during our dinner cruise along the Bosphorus. The moonphase and triple calendar functions amazed him—he kept rotating his wrist to admire the steel dial under candlelight.

Attending a tech innovation panel by the lakeside, this Vacheron replica drew as much attention as the keynote speakers. The moonphase at 6 o’clock was my favorite feature—mesmerizing and precise.