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Never had a dad. We were so poor, we had card board boxes as furniture and milk crates as chairs... Enough said.
Cardboard? Luxury!
When aa were a lad we dreamed o' cardboard!
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Never had a dad. We were so poor, we had card board boxes as furniture and milk crates as chairs... Enough said.
paying $1300USD for a fake?
Most people in the fake communities share your view. Some people see it as a good alternative for a watch that was in very limited artificial supply for some time (not any more) and are willing to pay. See if you can spot any defects.
Most people in the fake communities share your view. Some people see it as a good alternative for a watch that was in very limited artificial supply for some time (not any more) and are willing to pay.
The finishing on the movement loooks wrong.
The only thing that stands out to me is the pin holding the lever for the crown, which looks different than expected from both sides. I don't know if that means anything or not, though.
the faux movement has the same bpm as the original ?
paying $1300USD for a fake?
Here is the genuine 6497 next to the common fake 6497.
Really smart.
One more post on this topic. Check out this thread on Rolex Forum. It's a bit of a mess, but there is a $300 fake fooling all the internet experts and the admins shot down the one guy who pointed out the flaws. Don't trust the members of TZ / WUS / RF what ever. They don't know what to look for and the community tries to sweep this issue under the rug.
Setting aside the fact that you're a fool for paying $5000 for a real Rolex... (or just wealthy and bored)