fake iw371650
The IW371650 sits at the heart of the Portugieser Chronograph family, and this 1:1 replica is built to carry that look on the wrist rather than in a photograph. It keeps the slim steel case, the clean bi-compax dial and a working chronograph, so the proportions and layout read correctly the moment someone glances at it. If you have always liked the reference but not the price of the original, this is the version worth looking at first.
Key Features
- 41mm stainless steel case with the thin, stepped bezel of the reference
- Bi-compax dial: 30-minute totaliser at 12 o'clock, running seconds at 6
- Fully working chronograph with firm, positive pusher action
- Domed sapphire-style crystal with anti-reflective coating
- Applied numerals and leaf-shaped hands with polished faceting
- Display caseback showing a decorated automatic chronograph movement
- Rated to 30m for splash and rain protection
The case is machined from 316L stainless steel and finished with vertical brushing along the flanks against mirror polishing on the bezel and lugs, which is what gives the watch its bright, dressy edge. The dial is brass with a multi-layer lacquer finish, and the printing on the minute track is crisp under a loupe. Inside runs an automatic chronograph movement with roughly 46 hours of power reserve, and the watch is supplied on a leather strap with a steel pin buckle.
Orders ship in a protective travel pouch with tracking, usually within two business days of payment clearing. If the watch is not right for you, returns are accepted within 30 days provided it comes back unworn with the protective films still in place.
How does the 41mm case wear?
At 41mm across and around 13mm thick, it sits comfortably on wrists from about 6.5 inches upward and slides under a shirt cuff without trouble.
Is the chronograph actually functional?
Yes. The pushers start, stop and reset the central seconds hand and the 30-minute counter, so the subdials behave the way the dial layout suggests.
What should I check when it arrives?
Wind it fully, run the chronograph through two or three full cycles, and confirm the reset returns to zero cleanly before you remove the protective films.