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springer · 31 December 2008, 01:40 PM

Hi, if you posts pics here, we should be able to tell by looking at the serial number. Most counterfeits have lazer etched serial numbers which appear different than the factory stamped serial numbers. Some counterfeiters also stamp the numbers, but they never match the factory Rolex stampings.

Look forward to some pics if you have a good macro camera. Also, an authorized dealer should be able to help verify the serial number. You can also have any reputable watchmaker restore the matt finish to the lugs.

Hope this helps.

John

31 December 2008, 01:40 PM	#5
springer 2024 SubLV41 Pledge Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Real Name: jP Location: Texas Watch: GMT-MASTER Posts: 17,319	Hi, if you posts pics here, we should be able to tell by looking at the serial number. Most counterfeits have lazer etched serial numbers which appear different than the factory stamped serial numbers. Some counterfeiters also stamp the numbers, but they never match the factory Rolex stampings. Look forward to some pics if you have a good macro camera. Also, an authorized dealer should be able to help verify the serial number. You can also have any reputable watchmaker restore the matt finish to the lugs. Hope this helps. John __________________ Member of NAWCC since 1990. INSTAGRAM USER NAME: SPRINGERJFP Visit my Instagram page to view some of the finest vintage GMTs anywhere - as well as other vintage classics.

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