Replica Watches Sale

The Panerai Ferrari Replica manufacturer, which is based in Switzerland, unveiled the Ingenieur Automatic Edition “Laureus Sport for Good Foundation” Watch last week at the Laureus World Sports Awards in Shanghai. It features the distinctive Laureus Blue on the dial. A portion of the proceeds of sales of this limited-edition timepiece will be donated to children in crisis areas around the world.

The engraving reproduces, from the rear of the watch, the winning drawing by the 13-year old girl who won the IWC drawing competition for children. The theme of the competitions this year was "Time to Celebrate" and the jury chose the drawing of Nakayenga Zhara, which shows cheerleaders in pom-poms celebrating a goal.

Panerai Ferrari Replica Edition "Laureus Sport for Good Foundation" (ref. The IW323909 is a three-hand classic watch with a large screw-in crown that is protected by solid shoulders.Panerai Ferrari Replica The stainless steel case measures 40mm across and 10mm thick. The case has sapphire antireflective crystals on each side and is water resistant to 120 meters (12 bars).

The dial is blue with Superluminova-coated appliques and rhodium plated hands. A date window is located in the traditional 3 o'clock location. The dial's blue hue is a hallmark of Laureus Special Editions. This is the ninth edition in a series of special editions released by Swiss watchmaker to support the Laureus Foundation.

The new Ingenieur Auto Edition "Laureus Sport for Good Foundation", is equipped with a caliber 30110 mechanical watch movement that can store enough energy to keep the timepiece ticking for up to 42 hours after being fully charged. The 21-jewel mechanism beats at a rate of 28.800 vibrations per minute (4 Hz). The inner case of the watch is made from soft iron to protect it against magnetic fields.

The new "Laureus Sport for Good Foundation Ingenieur" is a limited edition and there are only 1,500 pieces available worldwide. Retail price is $9.300.Patek Philippe Replica The stainless steel bracelet with a folding clasp secures the watch to the wrist.

Edwin Moses, Chairman of the Laureus World Sports Academy, said at the event in Shanghai that the Laureus Foundation has collected more than 60 million Euros since 2000. Moses said that the money raised by Laureus foundation has allowed them to support 150 local initiatives in 35 countries, and has improved the lives of 1.5 million young people.

IWC supports the Laureus Foundation on a worldwide level since 2005 with the launch of a limited edition watch every year.