I purchased the UK perfect replica Omega CK976 via a contact in the Czech Republic (I’ll happily add his name if he consents!). He decided to sell the watch because it was not getting a lot of wrist time. We agreed on a price of roughly €1,000, and the watch made its way to me. I was excited to receive it, and, as with any purchase, I had some preconceived notions. Upon opening the box, two details immediately came to mind. First, the luxury fake Omega UK was in stunning condition. Second, it was small compared to the other already small tank watches I had bought.
I’ll spend no time trying to convince anyone that this cheap replica Omega wears larger than its dimensions because it doesn’t! It is small, but it doesn’t feel delicate at all. Perhaps the best comparison I can make is to a Cartier Tank Normale, which, at 23mm × 30mm, feels even smaller but still has some presence. The construction of this aaa quality fake Omega is a thing of beauty, and it feels reassuring on the wrist. Then, there’s the T17, which is an utter joy to wind and live with. Yes, I change my watches frequently, but the 60-hour power reserve in such an old watch has added a weird twist of practicality. It also happens to keep time very well, averaging a minute of gain after a few days.
While I may not have added new historical points about the UK Swiss movement replica Omega CK976 and its T17 caliber, it’s the first time we’ve covered one of these watches on Fratello. For those who struggle with the size of this watch but are intrigued by the movement, longer versions exist. With a bit of patience, they can be found for reasonable prices. Like many high quality fake watches from this period, if the design and size are of interest to you, there’s an immense amount of value on the table.