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Margot, the first women's timepiece by ulysse nardin replica, has been available for two years. The feminine timepiece was designed to answer a romantic question by playing a game called "he loves or he doesn't love me". This year the Swiss watchmaker offers a new version of this exquisite timepiece featuring oriental colors. This newcomer, like its predecessors, is also limited to only 20 pieces.

The romantic and elegant ulysse nardin replica Layla watch features a clever mechanism that allows the watch to be brought to life by pressing the pusher at 2 o'clock.omega replica Each time you press the button, a single petal, or sometimes two (it's hard to predict), disappears in a smooth motion under the dial, showing the delicate undressing of the flowers.

In this game of romance, the answer to the question "Does He Love Me?" appears at random in calligraphic Arabic on the dial in the 8 o’clock position: A little - a Lot - Passionately – Madly – Not at All! The team at ulysse nardin replica had to adjust the watch's movement to match Arabic script written from right to left.

Every time you press the pusher, an audible chime resounds. This is a way to indicate the speed of the game. The hammer has a ruby prong-set into it.

At the 8 o’clock position, there is a small window on the case band that gives a glimpse at its cathedral gong. It's a vertically striking piece of art.IWC Portofino Replica The 4 o’clock reset button will make all petals reappear and the sentiment display at 4 o’clock will change to a three-dot ellipsis.

Qays al Mulawwah, an Arab poet, engraved delicately engraved verses beneath the sapphire front glass. The poem is about Qays who is a young Bedouin poet, son of an illustrious family, and falls in love his cousin Layla. Feathers are used to decide marriages in this culture. In this case, the family of the young woman refused this match. Graceless Layla marries another man and leaves the area. Qays is found dead a few days later with a poem that was dedicated to Layla.