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31 January 2015, 01:26 AM | #1 |
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Is there a way to tell a fake?
Hi I bought a box lot at auction and amongst it was this rolex is there a way to tell a genuine from a fake
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rest assured Lauren, that watch has nothing what so ever to do with Rolex, it's as fake as fake can be. And BTW, I know you are new but these posts about fakes aren't allowed, fake rolex information isn't something this site wants to represent or catalogue.
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Since always, except for the WatchOut section, and even in here we don't really discuss fakes. I often check to see if crowncollection says "no good sorry" or "watch is fine," but we don't proceed to have chats about the fake watches.
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"Always, except..." That's oxymoranic at its very finest.
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Imagine the fakest thing ever.
Multiply it by 63. Add a dusting of WTF. You get this :
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Of course there is a way, but you must at least visit Rolex.com for the first time in your life for starters.
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A Rolex-looking item came into her possession, and she went to a forum that bills itself as "The Internet's Finest Rolex Community". Why does everyone jump on her? 'Hey, wanna buy a watch?' has been going on long before this forum and if you all think you are going to affect the 'fake Rolex' stigma associated with the brand by not discussing it, you're delusional.
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31 January 2015, 04:34 AM | #14 |
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"Internet finest rolex community" something I found in a box lot I thought best place to ask was rolex community forum, a place I thought would give me a adult answer, but unfortunately I was greeted by condescending arrogant replies. Its a pity you're not as "fine" as your watches
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Ok! Thanks for the nice replys to the other one not so nice more like s
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Lauren, unfortunately what you find in these box lots is something with the word Rolex on it. That's usually what makes the novice buy the box lots.
They think that they will get a genuine Rolex watch for a few pounds. If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. It may say Rolex somewhere on it, but rest assured that is definitely not a Rolex watch. Complete fake, often sold by looky looky men in holiday resorts. Best place for it is in the nearest bin. The battery inside it is probably worth more than the watch. |
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I didnt buy the box lot for the rolex didn't even no it was in there until I got it home, again only asked a question
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I was generalising in my reply and did not intend to infer that you bought the job lot, because it might contain a Rolex watch. We see job lots day in - day out, on auction sites with poor pictures of what's actually in the job lot. Rest assured they will make out that they don't know exactly what they are selling, when in fact they do. It's just another way of scamming folk of their hard earned cash. Rolex make only one model of Quartz watch. If you google Oysterquartz and compare it to your POS, you can see the difference and you don't even have to be an expert. |
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Anyone have an idea how many FOUND Rolexes ever turn out real? It seems that 100% of them always end up being fake but it might just be the ones brought on this board... would it be safe to say that 99.9% are fake?
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Its not about wanting the answer I wanted hear It really not about that its about how the people in this forum tried to belittle me for asking a question, my reply was because you assumed I bought the joblot for the watch, which I didnt... I had no clue what to search in google or I would of done that.
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Unfortunately fake
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Have you noticed it's always the same members that insult newbies......
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Unfortunately fake. The Rolex Deville series never made it to production......
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