NFTs are inescapable enough online, and some brands are doing their part to make them omnipresent in physical spaces, too. AAA US replica Tag Heuer is updating its smartwatches technology to allow wearers to show off their NFTs right on their wrist. Three different, and equally insufferable, best Tag Heuer fake watches faces will be able to show the time as well as NFT artworks and are compatible with all collections on the Ethereum blockchain.

The new feature is being added to the luxury replica Tag Heuer Connected Calibre E4 smartwatches and will also become available as a free update for smartwatch owners via Apple’s App Store and Google’s Play Store. Users can securely connect to crypto wallets such as Metamask or Ledger Live on cheap copy watches, too.

Flaunt your NFTs IRL — 1:1 online Tag Heuer replica watches CEO Frédéric Arnault — son of LVMH chairman Bernard Arnault — plans to use the added function himself with an NFT he bought from the Bored Ape Yacht Club, he told Vogue Business. His own Bored Ape boasts an eyepatch and diamond grin, a design considered the 2470th most rare ape, according to fellow collectors.

“We think that the wrist is a great place to display your NFT — to have it close to you but also as a way of authentication between members of the community, like a badge of honor, in a subdued way,” Arnault added. That said, seeing an NFT on someone’s wrist could just as much act as a deterrent.

A number of digital collectors were involved in the development of the top Tag Heuer super clone watches feature, with some even lending their NFTs for a campaign backing its launch. Following their feedback, high quality Tag Heuer fake watches plans to launch its fully digital campaign on Twitter, where many collectors connect with each other. Events on Discord — an invite-only social media platform — and physical experiences will potentially follow at a later stage.

More to come? — While replica Tag Heuer watches shop site doesn’t plan to launch its own NFTs, the brand is looking to further its connection with Web3. “We believe in digital twins and proof of ownership associated with mechanical watches,” Arnault told Vogue Business, hinting at future projects for the cheap fake watches brand. As of now, Tag Heuer accepts crypto payment for its products, something Arnault said speaks more directly to the NFT community. With the brand’s latest update, he expects “strong growth” this year.