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Ricco · 1 June 2011, 11:45 AM

Barrier Technology
I think Rolex should protect its customer base by implementing high technologies which is instantly, visually visible to recognize a genuine. Creating entry barrier for fakes. CMIIW, but I think the unique Rolex symbol clasp on the jubilee can be considered one. It is so small but strong enough to withstand such pressure for a long time.

Personally, I'd feel reluctant to buy something expensive if theres nothing 'special' in eitherthe brand, technology and material used.

Would you think the ceramic bezel is another technology serving this purpose. I notice theres something special about how the green & blue ceramic bezel react to light...is this another barrier technology?

1 June 2011, 11:45 AM	#1
Ricco Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Jakarta Posts: 333	Barrier Technology:Rephrased Barrier Technology I think Rolex should protect its customer base by implementing high technologies which is instantly, visually visible to recognize a genuine. Creating entry barrier for fakes. CMIIW, but I think the unique Rolex symbol clasp on the jubilee can be considered one. It is so small but strong enough to withstand such pressure for a long time. Personally, I'd feel reluctant to buy something expensive if theres nothing 'special' in eitherthe brand, technology and material used. Would you think the ceramic bezel is another technology serving this purpose. I notice theres something special about how the green & blue ceramic bezel react to light...is this another barrier technology?

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