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That sheen you see is called placebo effect
Sorry, I beg to differ, the difference is real. If it were the same, there would truly be 1:1 reps.
I would agree, now that a number of factories are using 904L SS, the gap has closed between the rep and Gen shine and finish. For example I'm looking at my Gen DJ 36mm which is 13 years old vs. my ARF DJ 41, less than 1 year. The finish and shine on the ARF is close, but Gen bezel, for example, has a real mirror finish.
I think people who have reps know more about the flaws to spot a fake as the owners of the real ones ????
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The green of the hulk is really heavy to fake but a black submariner for example from ZZF where the crystal is nearly the same height of the bezel is absolutely amazing and I think outside nobody will spot it as a fake.
When you mod a gen Crystal and Date wheel with brushing the case and bracelet you are 90% gen like.
Every factory seems to have his own flaws so modding is the first step in my opinion for having a nearly genuine like watch especially Rolex models
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I dont even know how you can say things like the green is very heavy fake when there are literally pictures of the VSF/ZZF and Gen right next to each other and they all look very very similar. The slight variations in dials you will NEVER EVER be able to tell without a gen right next to it to compare. Holding a ZZF or VSF by itself your never going to tell ever.
So for the whole green issue - I've illustrated this before, but it gets easily lost. Here it is again.
Eyes are more sensitive to green than any other colour.
This is because of evolution and how cones and rods work. I won't bore you with it. You can google it if you're interested.
Technology works in a different way.
So look at this pic - It represents all the greens the human eye can see - the biggest curvy triangle. It also shows the number of greens you can see on a pc screen / smartphone. These colours are in the little white triangle - sRGB. So your device simply cannot show the variation of greens (brighter and more intense) that your eye can see. It is true that some screens can show more colours than others, but this is usually by 'stretching' the sRGB data out again - not relevant here.
What happens when you try and photograph a shade of green outside of the sRGB triangle?
Well, basically the camera will 'crush' the colour to the closest match within the sRGB triangle. (Some cameras can shoot in Adobe RGB, which is better - but you won't see the benefit on your screen / the forum - thank you HP and Microsoft for standardising a crap format.) Different cameras will do this in a different way. Camera sensors need to do this because 1. the sensor cant see colours as well as you eyes anyway, and 2. there's no point because some colours cannot be shown on a screen or printed.
I hope this shows why photographs on a forum are not a good way of showing the colour of the watch, or colour comparisons with other versions, and why greens which can be quite different to the eye will look the same in a photograph.
Sorry - that is just incorrect.
There are already side by side pics. Are you saying you can tell instantly without a side by side? LOL
If you can you would be in the minority meaning NO ONE in the wild will be able to tell if your wearing it at 3+ feet away.
I'll post my own comparison pics when I get the VSF to test this out. I have access to a gen LV from 2016.