ARF 114300 White Dial Pictorial REP / GEN Comparison.

[Frankenstein911]

Without a doubt one of the best reps.

Weird how I'm usually not a white dial fan but this changed me....

 

[centrum]

Hi.
I can't understand the seemingly positive comments you guys are making on this watch. The lume colors of the markers and the hands are noticeably different that the genuine counterparts.
Since I really adore the design of this watch, I paid a little more attention to the details and couldn't help but noticed the obvious lume color differences. It is a disappointment that ARF (JF), a factory known for making high quality reps, failed to make this one good.

If ARF fixes most of the obvious tells and puts an ETA clone in the next version, I'll grab definitely grab one. This watch has very versatile vibes so that you can dress up and down.

 

[DirtyArty]

Biggest tell seems to be the "ROLEX" on the dial, on the rep the letters are spaced slightly further apart. Aside from that it looks amazing, love the clean look

No one is going to look at the dial and say “Aha!! Got you, you and your fake Rolex!!”


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[Faj]

Just ordered the white one,
then I read this crown subject.
Darn, had to put a Storno out.
:-(

 

[Repworld]

Thanks for comparing, I think we need side by side will be very helpful..


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[Time_Wizard]

looks good....that wonky coronet would drive me mad though

whats a coronet?

Thanks for the info in advance.

 

[tjdilla]

whats a coronet?

Thanks for the info in advance.

The name for the crown - i.e at 12 oclock

 

[tjdilla]

sorry to dig up an old thread but can anyone comment on the dial texture?

On the gen its not flat, its got a texture, clearly not rough but a slight speckled texture - any view on what the ARF is like?

 

[melandri]

Really old thread so sorry for bump, but wanted to answer tjdilla's question for anyone else who comes across it. I got the ARF white dial today and can confirm there's a slight speckled texture. It's not visible to the naked eye but can see under a loupe