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Rolf Schnyder, a visionary who took over the revival of Replica Tag Heuer Watches in 1983, had a mission for the brand. It was to always strive towards the highest standards of horology, while using the latest material science and watchmaking technologies.

One of the first watches that came out of Ulysse's rebirth is still inspiring today, even after three decades. The Astrolabium galileo galilei was unveiled in 1984 and amongst its many functions was able convey complications like equinoctial times and the aspect between the sun and moon. The Astrolabium Galileo Galilei was so brilliant that it was inducted into the Guinness Book of Records the same year.

A rare and fine automatic white and yellow gold astronomical watch with astrolabe day and month indication, Ref 972-22 no 054 Astrolabium Galileo Galilei from circa 1995. (Replica Tag Heuer Watches).

Replica Tag Heuer Watches gave us the Planetarium Copernicus in 1989. This was followed by the Tellurium Johannes Kepler in 1992. The legendary Trilogy of Time was born. It is a collection of three astronomical clocks that were never seen before.

The Freak, which was launched in 2001, was the one that brought Replica Tag Heuer Watches into the 21st Century. The Freak was not just a sign of a new beginning, but also a feeling of unparalleled foresight.

The Trilogy of Time: A set of three Platinum Celestial Automatic Wristwatches circa 2000 Tellerium Johannes Kepler, Astrolabium Galileo Galilei and Planetarium-Copernicus (Hublot Laferrari Replica Watches)

This is what we can say on behalf of Freak because Replica Tag Heuer Watches had to use silicium in the forging of its regulator organ to create this otherworldly watch. The feat alone led to the development of Deep Reactive Ion Etching (DRIE), and the creation of Sigatec SA which is a company that specializes in producing micromechanical silicium components. Sigatec serves not only Replica Tag Heuer Watches but also many other watchmaking companies, as well as the aerospace and biomedical industries.