Pandas don’t just exist in the wild. Or the zoo for that matter. No, you can find them on the wrist, aptly dubbed Panda dial replica watches online. Fear not, you don’t need to be well versed in the complexities of horological language to translate the jargon. It’s simply a white dial with (typically) three black sub dials, symbolising a pair of eyes and a mouth, and a reverse Panda, the opposite.
History prefaces the cheap fake Rolex Daytona 6239 as the catalyst of Panda Dial hype, thanks to some American actor (Paul Newman) and his penchant for panda patterns of watch dials. As the ultimate muse of the movement, incited during peak Simon and Garfunkel era, the copy watch world hasn’t stopped salivating over the veggie-eating cuties since.
Already convinced you wanna bag a panda for yourself? These are some of the most grailworthy Panda dial replica watches for sale on the market right now, vouched for by the experts, to kickstart or complement your watch collection.
Fake Rolex Cosmograph Daytona
There’s no Panda without Paul Newman, and there’s no Paul Newman without AAA quality replica Rolex. A one brand/one watch man, “the Rolex ‘Paul Newman’ Cosmograph became the most desirable watch of all in the late-1990s,” shares our fave Barbie bestie in the copy watch world, Ken Kessler. “It wasn’t the first ever Panda, but it is hands down the most famous, so it’s also the most influential.” Since its conception in 1963 through to today, it still cuts as one of the most celebrated Pandas in the zoo that is watchmaking. £12,700.
Replica Breitling Navitimer B01 Chronograph
“Brands like 1:1 replica Breitling [helped] pioneer the popularity of this iconic dial. At one point, chronographs weren’t even that popular, with a limited production of certain models,” says Karissa. Putting the desire back in the sub-dials, good old Willy B set the tone with the Swiss made fake Breitling Navitimer in 1952, honouring the wrists of pilot’s so that they could perform all necessary flight functions. And Breitling honours the lives of Panda’s too.
