I chose this watch for its soft rebellion. Rose gold against pink sounds overly delicate, but it’s surprisingly powerful. It’s the kind of piece that doesn’t ask for permission—it just belongs. From studio sessions to spontaneous dinners, it keeps up. I’ve worn it with neutrals, with bold tones, with nothing but a clean tee and denim. It always works.

Some watches are just about specs, but this one feels personal. I’d never thought a clone could evoke this kind of emotion.

It’s hard to believe it's a clone, especially when the finishing rivals some of the boutique timepieces I style for shoots. Shoutout to ReplicaHause—you nailed the aesthetic.

I’ve owned enough watches to know when something’s been crafted with love, even if it’s a clone. The case is wonderfully vintage in feel, and the pink dial? Unexpectedly bold. It's not a flashy pink—it’s refined, like sunset gold fading into blush. The movement ticks smoothly, and the open caseback lets you appreciate the soul of the piece. Massive respect to ReplicaHause for honoring one of VC’s most iconic silhouettes with such flair.

I’ve always believed in subtle luxury—the kind that doesn’t shout but whispers gracefully. It’s elegant, slim, and beautifully proportioned on my wrist. Honestly, I’m not a hardcore collector, but ReplicaHause made me feel like I was curating art.