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A Wyler fake watch is a thing of beauty: rugged, rough and elegant, it is one very cool timepiece. But then again, Wyler is one very cool company. The Wyler Watch company was founded in Basel, Switzerland on March 28th, 1924. By 1927 Wyler founder Paul Wyler (born June 15th, 1896) had created his first 16 and 19 line precision movements and they were ready for public consumption. From the beginning Wyler watches exuded innovativeness, and there was already a hint of the type of unique design features that were to come. The first batch of watches released in 1927 featured the legendary Incaflex balance wheel, a wheel that is protected by two curved, elastic arms, thereby reducing the amount and strength of shocks to wheel. This made for a remarkably resilient and durable timepiece. During this time Wyler not only created its own movements but experimented with the movements of other producers, often modifying them to such a degree that they should, by rights, be viewed as Wyler calibers. A Wyler fake watch may not be as sturdy as the original, but it will look great-we've taken great care to maintain the distinctive bezel shapes and design details of the original timepieces. There is nothing fragile about these shock-absorbent wristwatches. In fact, fragility could be perceived as being the antithesis of a Wyler watch; in 1956 two Wyler watches were dropped from the top of the Eiffel Tower, a 1,063 foot fall, and they both continued working afterward. The same marketing campaign was no less impressive in 1962, when six Wyler Incaflex timepieces made the 318 foot drop from Washington's Seattle Tower (USA), with a notary again verifying that the timepieces ticked on, unaffected by the impact. Wyler is clearly a company that has taken durability and luxury sports watches design to the next level, and a quality Wyler fake watch is an affordable introduction to this intriguing company.
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