First copy watches are replicas of well-known branded watches, designed to resemble the originals in appearance, but typically made with cheaper materials and lower-quality mechanisms. These watches often mimic the style, look, and features of luxury or popular watch brands, such as Rolex, Omega, Tissot, and others, but at a significantly lower price point.

Key Features of First Copy Watches:

• Design: They replicate the look of high-end watches, including dial layout, hands, and overall aesthetics. However, the craftsmanship may not be as refined as the original.
• Material Quality: First copy watches are usually made with lower-quality metals (e.g., alloy, stainless steel substitutes), synthetic leather straps, and cheaper crystals for the dial.
• Functionality: While they may look like the originals, the mechanisms inside (movement, accuracy, water resistance) are often inferior. Some first copy watches have basic quartz movements, while others may have mechanical movements, but not at the same precision level as genuine luxury watches.
• Price: The cost of first copy watches is typically a fraction of the cost of the original, making them more accessible for people who want the look of a luxury watch without the high price tag.

Price Range for First Copy Watches:

• Low-quality replicas: ₹500 to ₹2,000
  These are often made with plastic or lightweight metal materials and are primarily designed to look like the originals. They may have a quartz movement (battery-powered) but will lack the quality and durability of the actual brand.

• Mid-range replicas: ₹2,000 to ₹7,000
  These watches are closer in quality, with better materials such as stainless steel and better finishing. The movement could be a decent quartz movement, and the overall appearance is often quite convincing. However, the accuracy and longevity are still far behind the originals.

• High-quality replicas: ₹7,000 to ₹15,000
  These replicas are designed to closely resemble the original watches in terms of looks and feel, often featuring better quality materials, heavier weight, and more durable construction. The movement is generally quartz, though some high-quality replicas may use automatic movements. Despite these improvements, they still lack the precision, heritage, and materials found in the original watches.