Fake GMTII?

[Bluedeacon]

Hi everybody, I found this GMT in a pawn shop. I couldn't get any better pictures of it, but do you see anything that screams "FAKE!"?
I'm so new to this, I'm not taking any chances. Oh and the serial number is V754008

[NKflyer]

Run the other way. Everything about it screams fake.

[mr.president1]

I can't really tell from those pictures. The box (bottom pic) says 18K... If that is referring to 18K gold, then there may be a problem. The watch pictured is a 116710LN ALL stainless steel Rolex. So, if it's being sold as an 18K gold watch, then there is certainly a problem.

[MatthewJRush]

Run quickly... There are too many hits if you google the serial #.

[watchabout]

Here's a thread on another fake using the same SN

http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?p=3901061


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[Ca$hOnly]

The hand stack looks weird. I would stay far away.

[Andad]

Apart from the issues in the pictures - Google V754008 and run.

[Lizarbe]

Rehaut engraving is not correctly aligned, hand stack looks wrong (GMT hand is supposed to be place between the hour and minute hands, rings around minute markers are to wide, etc....in other words " stay away from it"

[Bluedeacon]

I've heard EVERYTHING I need to know. Thanks everyone!

[crowncollection]

No good IMHO

[Chris1974]

Originally Posted by MatthewJRush

Run quickly... There are too many hits if you google the serial #.

Wow yeah pretty crazy. That serial number is all over the replica watch forums. I read one post where a guy was looking at a GMT on ebay with this serial number and one guy responded saying that's the same serial number of the replica on his wrist.

Man once a genuine serial number gets out the counterfeiter's slap it on every watch they can. LOL

[loudmofo]

Hes one forsale with the same sn#
http://www.sarasotanumismatics.com/i...amic-dial.html

[Onikage]

Plenty of off looking things about this watch. I haven't googled the S/N, I'll take you gent's word. Run, but inform the guy behind the counter of your findings. You may save another poor soul from shelling for this piece of scrap metal.

[Chris1974]

Originally Posted by loudmofo

Hes one forsale with the same sn#
http://www.sarasotanumismatics.com/i...amic-dial.html

I find it amazing that someone would attempt to sell a watch like this and not even take the time to look up the serial number. A simple google search like this could save someone a lot of trouble....and jail time. But I suspect some of these fakes were bought by unsuspecting consumers and probably worn for years without knowing they were fake. Then get a big surprise when they go to sell.

Crazy stuff.