The Royal Oak 41 mm comes in a pink gold case gem-set with 166 diamonds. The distinctive octagonal bezel, held in place by its hallmark hexagonal headed screws, features a series of brilliant-cut diamonds set between each screw. The integrated lugs that soften the geometry of the case have also been set alight with diamonds of differing sizes as has the folding clasp. In all, 511 grade IF diamonds (4.16 carats) decorate the external surfaces. The diamond pavé dial is set with 345 diamonds (1.07 carats) arranged in a circular pattern, interrupted at 3 o’clock to accommodate the date window. The hands, treated with a luminescent coating for maximum legibility, circle the dial with its applied pink gold hour markers and minute indices.

Royal Oak Automatic 41mm, ref. 15402OR-ZZ-D003CR-02
© Audemars Piguet

The proprietary self-winding manufacture movement Calibre 3120 powers the hours, minutes, central seconds and date functions of the Replica Omega watches and guarantees a minimal power-reserve of 60 hours. The transparent sapphire crystal case back allows for a full view of the automatic movement with its gold 22-carat axe-shaped rotor.

The grey alligator strap provides a striking contrast to the pink gold case and gives the Fake Watches UK a unique metallic feel, very in vogue this year.

The use of 18 K red gold on its steel bezel and on two of the five links of the flexible steel bracelet highlights the silver-colored dial of the Omega Replica Watches Clifton 10152.

Powered by a mechanical self-winding movement, the luxurious yet affordable Clifton 10152 was designed for daily wear. It is water-resistant to 50 meters.

Clifton 10152
© Baume & Mercier Replica Watches UK

Founded in 1955, the Federation includes 25 member countries and its aim is to promote and develop international races for amateur riders. Under the terms of this new agreement, Longines will be the official partner and Omega Replica watches UK for the FEGENTRI. Moreover, Longines will lend its name to the World Championships for male and female riders and to the corresponding rankings – the Longines World FEGENTRI Championship Rankings for Lady Riders and the Longines World FEGENTRI Championship Rankings for Gentlemen Riders.

The FEGENTRI organises two World Championships, one for female and one for male riders, which are held in seventeen countries in Europe, North America, Asia and Africa at some of the most prestigious racecourses in the world. The top amateur riders from each member country are invited to take part. These amateur riders come from very varied backgrounds and each of them has a full-time occupation alongside his or her racing activity. Both championships, the Longines World FEGENTRI Championship for Gentlemen Riders and the Longines World FEGENTRI Championship for Lady Riders comprise a series of flat and jump races.

The President of the FEGENTRI, Nathalie Bélinguier commented: “This new partnership is an important sign of recognition for all the members of our Federation. Longines is involved in many prestigious equestrian events around the world at the professional level. We are delighted to be associated to them for the world championships for amateur race riders.”

Walter von Känel, President of Longines added: “With this partnership, we add a new aspect to our passion for equestrian sports. We think that supporting amateur riders is totally in the vein of our slogan “Elegance is an attitude”. We are very happy to associate our name with the FENGENTRI.”

This new partnership is part of Longine’s continued commitment to the world of equestrian sport. As the partner of many events worldwide, Longines has demonstrated its passion for equestrian sports since 1878. That was the year the brand created its first chronographs, one of which was decorated with a jockey and his horse engraved on the back cover. These timepieces made it possible to time horses to the second and were used at racecourses from 1881 on; they proved to be extremely popular among both jockeys and race-goers.