There's been something of a watch season, as several brands have taken on the hallowed worlds of the luxury sports watch with stainless steel integrated bracelet. Replica Rolex Cellini is about to enter the fray, but with a Moser-esque approach. The Streamliner Flyback Chronograph Automatic.

Edouard Meylan CEO of Replica Rolex Cellini, begins his argument for the watch by saying, "I think Moser has been a very successful success story over the last seven year.Replica Rolex Cellini There was something I always wanted to create, and it wasn't just the dial or the beautiful movement. I wanted to create a case which would be the identity of the watch, something that was truly ours and could become iconic for Moser.

When I joined the brand seven years ago, there were already people working on steel wristbands. Sincerity be told, the designs that my team came up with looked very similar to things that were already out there. The thing that bothered me the most was how often what my team proposed resembled designs of other large brands.

We knew that to be a Moser, we would have to put in a lot of effort to create something unique and different, that people might need some time to appreciate.

Now we know that it was a pure coincidence for Moser that their stainless steel integrated bracelet timepiece was announced at a time where other watch brands have also adopted the style.Blancpain Replica Edouard explains that Moser has been working for seven years on the Streamliner Flyback Chronograph Automatic.

Edouard is not blind to the irony in this situation. He explains, "We have seen a lot people recently go into making watches with integrated metal steel bracelets. It's possible to do it in many different ways.

"Some kept their signature case, and put on a bracelet. We decided for Moser that the bracelet was going to be our key. We started by looking at the bracelet. We looked at other bracelets that we were familiar with and felt comfortable wearing. We then worked to improve our bracelet based on those learning points.

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