With the release of the latest Air-King, it’s only natural to wonder how the 126900 compares to the 116900. As mentioned earlier, Rolex replica watches have made some updates and improvements to the Air-King Ref. 129600. 129600, but in reality, how different is the new version from the discontinued version?
The Air-King 126900 and Air-King 116900 feature a 40 mm Oyster case with a Twin lock screw-down crown and are water resistant to 100 meters or 330 feet. These cases include a smooth bezel, sapphire crystal, and screw-down case back. In addition, both versions feature a black dial with a yellow and green replica Rolex logo for women, a green seconds hand, a Mercedes hand, and a combination of the hour and minute markers. 
Like the previous model 116900, the new Ref. 126900 Air-King is equipped with a sporty three-link Oyster strap. Finally, both generations of the 40 mm Rolex Air-King are automatic chronographs.
Regarding design, the main differences between Ref. 116900 and 126900 are the case, the dial, and the bracelet. Compared to the previous model, the newer version includes a crown protector on the case, luminous hour markers on the dial, an added “0” at the 5-minute mark, more comprehensive links on the bracelet, and an improved clasp.
These design changes make the fake Rolex Air-King 126900 sportier than the original 116900, and the newer model also looks slightly more prominent on the wrist. Another significant difference is inside the case. The discontinued Air-King 116900 used the caliber 3131 with a 48-hour power reserve, while the new Air-King 126900 uses the caliber 3230 with a 70-hour power reserve.
