The reason is rich for the Rolex who never making so many complex replica watches. It is mainly because they don’t need to. They have painstakingly cultivated their reputation by creating products that are both the epitome of luxury, while also offering the sort of simple operations that are actually useful in daily life. A complication has never feature a replica Rolex for its own sake.
While things like moonphases, tourbillons, and minute repeaters are absolutely charming and can be beautiful to watch in action, in the great rush of the day to day, frankly speaking, is there anyone who cares what lunar stage we’re in? Realistically, the modest utility of a date function or a Rolex GMT-Master feature is as much as the majority of us will ever need. Maybe a chronograph if we’re feeling saucy—and the replica Rolex surely has that covered.
The Sky-Dweller released in 2012, the first all-new watch, with an all-new family name, the brand had launched since the Yacht-Master in 1992. The one before that was the Daytona in 1964. Rolex, as always, does not like to be rushed.
Further splitting opinion, Rolex’s typically stark, minimalist and highly legible dials had given way to a convoluted, asymmetrical effort, with a bottom-heavy subdial that decapitated the lower hour markers. Eventually, it left potential customers too busy scratching their heads rather than reaching for their wallets, and the rolex Sky-Dweller sat kicking its expensive heels on the sidelines for a while.
Two years later, things were totally different. 2014 saw the release on another trio—this time, the Everose piece got an Oyster bracelet, and the yellow gold reduced the alligator population. But the absolute standout was the white gold ref. 326139, with a black satin dial on a black leather strap.
Until relatively recently, the Rolex replica has done everything it can to resist the push towards larger watches that has taken hold of the industry. Models such as the Submariner, GMT-Master, and Daytona have all stubbornly refused to grow beyond their 40mm limits. But beginning with the Yacht-Master II in 2007 and continuing through the mammoth Deepsea the following year, the catalog is definitely starting to balloon in dimensions. 
Officially 42mm, its widely spaced but sharply curved lugs means it wears significantly larger, but remains a comfortable all day companion. It does, of course, have a considerable weight—there is a lot of gold here. Of its many distinctive features, perhaps the most interesting is the bezel. As well as being a time-honored Rolex signature, the fluted surround has a key role to play in the Sky-Dweller’s sophisticated operations. Taking its cue from the replica Yacht-Master II’s regatta timer, the Sky-Dweller is full of the second generation of the brand’s Ring Command bezel. Each rotation unlocks a different action, all controlled by the crown, doing away with the need for additional pushers that might have ruined the tasteful lines of the fake watch.