DominickDecocco
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[CONSENSUAL LIST] Super Reps NWBIGs
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Go check the Omega area to ask for it.
Regarding the "under discussion watches" I'll create polls for each one of them.
DominickDecocco
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yeah i was looking for information in this section but didn't find something useful.
also this is your list, isn't it? so why should i ask somebody else about your list? only you or the one who made this list knows which omega seamaster it is that is listed here
Sorry, I did read too fast.
This is a mistake, shouldn't be there cause I updated it and it got dupplicated.
So now it's corrected, thanks.
curious about the quality and customer responses - has anyone else purchased from their site? https://www.pf-828.com/watches/breit...ck-a-7750.html
I think the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms from ZF factory is one of the best reps for the money out there.
I have both ZF models in rose gold and stainless steel and I have to say that there is extremely little between the genuine article and the replica. I have quite a large collection of reps and probably spent way too much money... Enough that I could have bought a pretty decent gen. The Fifty Fathoms is for me anyway the closest there is of any watch.
You also have the fact that people are relatively unfamiliar with the brand so they won't really know what is et cetera.
When it comes to Rolex I still think there is much to be done on the movements I have many Noobs and the movement starts to go too quickly for a watch that is supposed to be one of the best. Thanks to the original poster for posting such a rigidly monitored list which should be helpful for any new person entering into this collecting world. I literally have a drawer full of nonworking so-called hi quality reps bought from TD's
I just wish they could come out with:
A relatively decent AP Royal Oak Offshore.
A decent quality long lasting Daytona if somebody could achieve this it would probably blow up the watch market
A decent reliable correct hand stack GMT II I had both of the last batch and both failed twice.
If we could get the above three in the same ballpark as the FF we would be off to the races
I have both ZF models in rose gold and stainless steel and I have to say that there is extremely little between the genuine article and the replica. I have quite a large collection of reps and probably spent way too much money... Enough that I could have bought a pretty decent gen. The Fifty Fathoms is for me anyway the closest there is of any watch.
You also have the fact that people are relatively unfamiliar with the brand so they won't really know what is et cetera.
When it comes to Rolex I still think there is much to be done on the movements I have many Noobs and the movement starts to go too quickly for a watch that is supposed to be one of the best. Thanks to the original poster for posting such a rigidly monitored list which should be helpful for any new person entering into this collecting world. I literally have a drawer full of nonworking so-called hi quality reps bought from TD's
I just wish they could come out with:
A relatively decent AP Royal Oak Offshore.
A decent quality long lasting Daytona if somebody could achieve this it would probably blow up the watch market
A decent reliable correct hand stack GMT II I had both of the last batch and both failed twice.
If we could get the above three in the same ballpark as the FF we would be off to the races
Yeah, great watch. The only issue with those are the clicks of the Bezel that is too cheap and make the Noob V1 better, but for the rest they are awesome.
You're welcome.
Sucks for your drawer full of nonworking reps. Movement reliability is taken seriously in this guide, that's why I recommend to service some of the watches.
What you mean "they could come out with" ? The TDs ?
A relatively decent AP Royal Oak Offshore ? The JF V7 is awesome and reliable.
I agree with the two others.
michelesanctis
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The bezel movement can be fixed. There are a few ways of doing so. I've used about 20cm of dental floss and now it isn't far off my gen SOH2 or Aquaracer.
When I take my Rolex Oyster Perpetual 114300 to get serviced, do I need to tell them the watch is a rep? Will they even know/care?
highrisedrifter
Getting To Know The Place
They'll know and they will also probably care too. Not many watchsmiths like working on reps in case things break.