any aussies know this site or dealer?

[terenceseeto]

http://www.oztion.com.au/buy/auction.aspx?itemid=8778792

some guy selling i assume rep from lochiel in nsw, australia. im assumig they are reps. please correct me if you think other wise. the bracelet looks pretty good so does the dial. but seems too cheap to be a gen.

 

[aeebee]

Haven't heard of him before, but if you look at his other auctions he uses phrases like "EXACT 100% 1:1 IN EVERY WAY!". I would say that they are definitely rep's.

 

[moggy]

Yeah, Daz is OK, I've bought several reps off him and the service is prompt. As for whether they are gen or not of course they're reps! You wont get an $8,000 gen for a few hundred $. I happen to have that same watch which I bought from him and it's a beauty.



Bob.

 

[trailboss99]

AAA+++ gen ETA and Swiss case huh? Oooookay . . .

He is so done for as soon as the lawyers/customs notice him!



Col.

 

[terenceseeto]

wouldnt that be illegal in australia. selling fake items?

 

[fireypete]

The prices seem steep. T4D have similar products and are cheaper..........

 

[rooster133]

Yes, stick to our trusted dealers. They all ship to Oz. And I bet this guy's stock is so limited that you'd still have to wait for him to get your order from China.

 

[terenceseeto]

is it just me but thta bracelet looks pretty good. looks like a gen's bracelet.

 

[trailboss99]

wouldnt that be illegal in australia. selling fake items?

Highly. Thus my comment above.


As for the bracelet, he gets his stock from the same place as everyone else. You fellas have to understand that everyone sources from basicly the same factories/wholesalers so there is little or no difference in stock between the various dealers. As stated, stick to the dealers here. Here we have buying power and leverage if something goes wrong and besides, this guy ain't exactly cheap, prob buying from one of our dealers and adding his markup.



Col.

 

[phaedo]

Highly. Thus my comment above.


As for the bracelet, he gets his stock from the same place as everyone else. You fellas have to understand that everyone sources from basicly the same factories/wholesalers so there is little or no difference in stock between the various dealers. As stated, stick to the dealers here. Here we have buying power and leverage if something goes wrong and besides, this guy ain't exactly cheap, prob buying from one of our dealers and adding his markup.



Col.

Isn't me :skeptical:

 

[rooster133]

wouldnt that be illegal in australia. selling fake items?

Actually, it's perfectly legal in Australia. Intellectual property breach was legalised in 2003 after a group of Wangaratta zoologists and biologists found that fake goods acted as powerful deterrants to dropbears. The dropbear is a notoriously dangerous and very large marsupial, a bit like an oversized, vicious and very hungry koala, that lives on treetops and attacks unsuspetting people from above. For some yet unexplained reason, wearing a counterfeit item has been shown to prevent a dropbear from, well, dropping. The Australian government has allowed the sale of counterfeit items as a preventative and interim measure against dropbear attacks, at least until the Wangaratta research team uncovers the explanation for this rather mysterious phenomenon.

 

[4lex]

That's gospel that is

 

[trailboss99]

4lex: you an Aussie? Click the link in my sig.


Col.

 

[rooster133]

That's gospel that is

Great link mate! Full of precious factual information. Good to see replica watches are included in the "prevention" section.