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rscott4079 · 30 April 2009, 02:59 PM

how can it be identified? Even the movement looks the same. (Assuming that the photos aren't really just photos of the real thing....

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And I will remind you about the very simple rules we have on TRF,thats clearly marked as a sticky.And remind all others to read because next time you will not get off so lightly this is a warning to all read rule 4 and 5 below.

4.FORUM IS NOT TO BE USED FOR, LINKS TO REPLICA SITES, OR ANY OWN OR LINKS TO COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE ETC ,WHATSOEVER UNLESS WITH FULL ADMIN PERMISSION

5. THIS IS NOT A FORUM FOR THE DISCUSSION OF FAKE WATCHES and your opinion are about FAKE WATCHES and who makes them, sells them, buys them and wears them is NOT welcome.

30 April 2009, 02:59 PM	#1
rscott4079 Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 42	When a fake has this kind of detail..... how can it be identified? Even the movement looks the same. (Assuming that the photos aren't really just photos of the real thing.... Link Deleted Padi Edit And I will remind you about the very simple rules we have on TRF,thats clearly marked as a sticky.And remind all others to read because next time you will not get off so lightly this is a warning to all read rule 4 and 5 below. 4.FORUM IS NOT TO BE USED FOR, LINKS TO REPLICA SITES, OR ANY OWN OR LINKS TO COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE ETC ,WHATSOEVER UNLESS WITH FULL ADMIN PERMISSION 5. THIS IS NOT A FORUM FOR THE DISCUSSION OF FAKE WATCHES and your opinion are about FAKE WATCHES and who makes them, sells them, buys them and wears them is NOT welcome.

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