Ed Sheeran Has Revealed His Coolest UK High Quality Patek Philippe Replica Watches

There are famous watch buffs, and then there’s Ed Sheeran.

The “Shape of You” hitmaker is seldom seen without an ultra-rare Richard Mille or vintage Rolex Daytona replica watches for sale slapped onto his t-shirted arm.

His collection includes best fake Patek Philippe Grand Complication 5208P watches, an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar in ceramic and even a Tiffany-stamped Nautilus – 1:1 copy watches UK that are grail-level for even the most hardened collectors.

But among all the heavy hitters, one piece stands above the rest.

Ed Sheeran’s “most coolest watch” is one-off cheap replica Patek Philippe 5230G World Time watches – made bespoke to feature his hometown, Framlingham, on the dial.

Where the standard version lists London, Sheeran’s reads “Framlingham” – a quiet Suffolk market town and civil parish best-known for its 12th-century castle where Mary Tudor (later Queen Mary I) rallied her supporters before claiming the English throne.

Now it’s immortalised in high-end Swiss horology.

The AAA super clone watches is crafted in 18k white gold and features a blue hand-guilloché dial – a tone reminiscent of the rare “New York” edition, but with a custom shade never used before.

The Patek Philippe 5230G replica watches for men belongs to a legendary lineage of Patek Philippe World Timers – a complication first developed in the 1930s with Louis Cottier.

The UK top fake watches was updated in 2016 to replace the outgoing 5130, introducing slimmer lugs, a reworked dial and an updated city ring.

At its heart is the ultra-thin calibre 240HU – with a micro-rotor and elegant finishing typical of Patek’s top-end replica watches paypal.

For Sheeran – who does a lot of touring around the globe – it’s more than just another rare piece.

Seeing “Framlingham” at 24-hour intervals puts him right back in agricultural East Anglia.

Swiss made knock off watches often mean more than just telling time – they mark milestones, carry memories and connect us to people or places.

But the tattooed “Thinking Out Loud” tunesmith has created perhaps the logical conclusion to that idea: wristwear that’s a love letter to where it all began.