I'm curious why the Tudor Black/Blue Pelagos are considered super rep nwbigs. The Pelagos made from V6F and XF are five liners but have an 2824 movement. afaik only the gen Tudor Pelagos 2 liners had an 2824, but the more recent gen Pelagos 5 liners have the in-house movements. So if the watch is opened up, wouldn't a watchmaker be able to tell that the watch is a rep? Or what exactly is the definition of a "super rep nwbig"? I thought it was supposed to mean both the exterior and interior (movements, etc) are constructed identically from the genuine.