fake villeret complete calendar
A complete calendar is one of the friendliest complications in watchmaking: day, date, month and a moon drifting across the lower dial, all readable at a glance. This fake Villeret Complete Calendar brings that full-calendar layout into a slim, round dress case that slips under a cuff and still gives you something to look at. The aperture work is clean, the moonphase disc is properly finished, and the whole thing reads correctly on the wrist rather than only in photographs.
Key Features
- Complete calendar display with day and month apertures plus a date indication
- Moonphase disc at six o'clock with a deep-blue sky and applied moon
- Polished case measuring roughly 40 mm across, with gently curved lugs
- Flat sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating
- Automatic movement driving the calendar module
- Silvered dial with an engine-turned pattern and applied baton markers
- Exhibition caseback showing the rotor and decorated bridges
- Hand-stitched leather strap on a signed deployant clasp
Materials and Specification
The case is cut from 316L stainless steel and finished with alternating polished and lightly brushed surfaces, so the lugs catch light without looking mirror-bright. The dial sits under a flat sapphire crystal, and the printing on the calendar apertures is crisp enough to stay legible at arm's length. Inside, an automatic movement carries the calendar module and keeps the moonphase advancing in step with the date; the caseback is glazed so the rotor and bridge finishing are visible. Water resistance is rated for everyday splashes rather than swimming, which suits a dress watch. The strap is lined leather with a folding clasp that saves wear on the holes.
Shipping and Returns
Orders are packed in a protective travel pouch and dispatched within a short handling window, with tracking supplied once the parcel moves. If the watch does not suit you on arrival, it can be returned unworn in its original packaging within the stated window for a refund or exchange.
Does the calendar change on its own?
Yes — the day, date and month advance together with the movement, so normal wear needs no adjustment. Months shorter than 31 days still require a quick manual correction, exactly as on the original.
Is the moonphase actually functional?
It is. The disc is geared to the calendar and completes its cycle over the standard lunar period, so it tracks rather than sitting as a static decoration.
Will it suit a smaller wrist?
The roughly 40 mm case and curved lugs sit close to the arm, and the strap tapers toward the clasp, so it wears comfortably on wrists from about 6.5 inches upward.