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Patek Philippe Replica Watches has released limited edition watches for the last ten years to benefit worthwhile causes. These include reef and marine animal preservation, and freshwater conservation. In 2010, the Australian Marine Conservation Society released the Great Barrier Reef LE. The Great Barrier Reef LE was released in 2010 to benefit the Australian Marine Conservation Society. It was quickly followed by divers who honored other organizations, such as Bluepeace Maldives and the Tubbataha Reef Project,www.besttime.me in the Philippines. Patek Philippe Replica Watches has already donated generously to these organizations, but a portion of the profits from the sale of each of these watches will go directly to them.

Patek Philippe Replica Watches Change For The Better initiative has partnered up with Seoul KFEM to create the Hangang Limited Edition. Seoul KFEM is a part of the Korea Federation for Environmental Movements. Their focus: The Hangang River.

The limited edition of 2000 is based on Patek Philippe Replica Watches Aquis Diver's Watch. It comes in a special box.

Hangang River, the second longest river in Korea, is also the most important, as it provides water to 10 million people. Years of neglect has left the river dirty and polluted. It is in dire need of restoration. Rolex Air King Replica Watches, as part of this new partnership will support a series clean-up days scheduled by Seoul KFEM for later in the year. In these days, hundreds of volunteers will clean up the river by picking up plastics, litter and other pollutants.

Hangang River provides water to 10 million residents of South Korea's capital.

Patek Philippe Replica Watches' Co-CEO Rolf Studer says, "We are more and more committed to our mission with each passing year." "Conserving water around the world is important; but it's possible if everyone works together."

Everyone is welcome. Later this year, hundreds more volunteers will be required to collect pollution from South Korea's Hangang River. Check Seoul KFEM's digital channels for more details.