Hello -
It's true I bought fake rolex, a submariner model.
It's still not here but at least I know its a copy.
If you are interested in what makes a fake rolex tick.
Please read this following extract from an eBay guide.
for the full guide please goto : http://www.ebay.com.au/gds/How-To-Identify-A-Fake-or-Bogus-Rolex-Submariner-/10000000003597900/g.html
It's true I bought fake rolex, a submariner model.
It's still not here but at least I know its a copy.
If you are interested in what makes a fake rolex tick.
Please read this following extract from an eBay guide.
for the full guide please goto : http://www.ebay.com.au/gds/How-To-Identify-A-Fake-or-Bogus-Rolex-Submariner-/10000000003597900/g.html
In summary.
Other than the LV differences which I have mentioned, it can be almost impossible to spot a fake Swiss Grade 1 Rolex Submariner. The only way to know for sure is to take the watch into an Rolex authorized dealer or other high end watch shop and have them remove the case back and see what kind of movement is inside. That's the only way to know for sure. The Two Tone Blue dial Submariners are a classic Rolex and are all but impossible to visually verify if one is real or not. Same for the Stainless Steel (SS) Black dial classic model 16610. You may not be able to tell a real one from a fake one unless you have the back removed and check the movement inside. If you're going to try and buy a used Rolex Submariner on the internet, it is critical that you know who you are buying from.
Other than the LV differences which I have mentioned, it can be almost impossible to spot a fake Swiss Grade 1 Rolex Submariner. The only way to know for sure is to take the watch into an Rolex authorized dealer or other high end watch shop and have them remove the case back and see what kind of movement is inside. That's the only way to know for sure. The Two Tone Blue dial Submariners are a classic Rolex and are all but impossible to visually verify if one is real or not. Same for the Stainless Steel (SS) Black dial classic model 16610. You may not be able to tell a real one from a fake one unless you have the back removed and check the movement inside. If you're going to try and buy a used Rolex Submariner on the internet, it is critical that you know who you are buying from.
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