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Yes, now we can always say: they changed the color, they change things all the timenice to see that they have upgraded the green bezel color
That's a point of view I would have never considered hahaYes, now we can always say: they changed the color, they change things all the time
BTW, there is only one real gen, and that is the first prototype of the watch. All others are replicas.
How about this one: 'Authentic‘s are overpriced fakes and fakes are reasonably priced reels!'That's a point of view I would have never considered haha
I say my favor to everyone but especially to newbies
Do not compare reps with gens in 20x or 10x photos looking for differences that are difficult to detect even in macro photographs.
In real life, already at a distance of 1m or even less, grasping some differences has become impossible, the wrist moves, the shadows, the lights, the reflections and you certainly cannot ask (or do not ask yourself) to observe with the monocle the 'clock.
In addition, perhaps not even 1% of the world's population is able to recognize a gen without a shadow of a doubt even when holding it in their hand.
At the end of the game, if there are no obvious defects compared to the gen (and you just need to buy reps of a certain level, not the cheap ones) you can be sure that all the mental blowjobs made with 10x photos disappear instantly.
If we then talk about insurmountable personal annoyances in the micro differences of the reps compared to the gens, we are talking about a different point of view to which there is only one solution.
Buy the gen.
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Thanks for a interesting and very well written reviewFinal thoughts
Despite being put through the gauntlet in overly picky and micro aspects between gen and rep, the VSF proved it had earned the right to stand as one of the best reps of all time.
The VSF 126610LV gets a 9/10!
This was an incredible honor and opportunity to showcase how far reps have come, and I look forward to everyone's thoughts and comments here in this thread.
Thank you for reading this far and for giving me a home to review and share information.
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Very goodHow about this one: 'Authentic‘s are overpriced fakes and fakes are reasonably priced reels!'
From what factory is the superclone? VSF? CLEAN?I also made a video comparison between those two.
It's also a VSFFrom what factory is the superclone? VSF? CLEAN?
This is also a nice comparison.
By the way, I wonder why I have never seen such an incredibly beautiful picture of a Clean or VSF like this picture of the gen 126610LV. Once I get my Clean, I'm going to see if I can take a picture of this quality with the Clean as well. Maybe it's just the camera, good lighting, and some skillful Photoshop work.
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Im going to tell you why : for the same reason you never see a real woman look like the ones you see in VOGUE magazine ( no offense ladies )By the way, I wonder why I have never seen such an incredibly beautiful picture of a Clean or VSF like this picture of the gen 126610LV. Once I get my Clean, I'm going to see if I can take a picture of this quality with the Clean as well. Maybe it's just the camera, good lighting, and some skillful Photoshop work.
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That’s a fantastic response. Yeah, that picture you posted is ideal lighting conditions, zero reflection, whatsoever, and amazing post processing.Im going to tell you why : for the same reason you never see a real woman look like the ones you see in VOGUE magazine ( no offense ladies )
Apart of being a gen . ( which really is not the main factor here ) the main factor is that you have a professional photographer that is probably using 20k plus worth of equipment with a lifetime of experience in lighting and retouching in order to create this image. I mean a VSf ReP would of looked just as nice in here done by the same photographer and studio.
REALITY DOESNT LOOK LIKE THAT I don’t care what the subject matter is.
I agree. As an amateur photographer and Photoshop expert, I was a bit surprised that trusted dealers don't also take these types of professional photos. But that is probably not necessary and without these kinds of photos they sell enough.Yeah, that picture you posted is ideal lighting conditions, zero reflection, whatsoever, and amazing post processing.
I’ll tell you what … I’m happy they don’t , I hate to buy from those type of beautiful pictures for my reasons posted above , it is almost like buying blind sided , because you will be disappointed when you actually get the physical product purchased under the marketing of a “surreal “ manicured and exceptionally beautiful image. I want to see what it actually looks like under regular lighting conditions and with no makeup, you being a photographer you already know we are being deceived to a certain extreme already by the lens , next time you are close to your watch just grab your phone (not even your Canon) and move around it with the camera and then look at it with the naked eye , look how much nicer it looks through that lens. There is nothing like buying in person , but then again that could be impossible in these situations, so I guess a regular photo will have to doI agree. As an amateur photographer and Photoshop expert, I was a bit surprised that trusted dealers don't also take these types of professional photos. But that is probably not necessary and without these kinds of photos they sell enough.
And there are also a lot of models, that’s too much work.
Product photography is an interesting topic. Because it can also work the other way around. Sometimes, conveying the beauty and the x-factor of a product (or a person) in a photo is challenging. This is not only seen with watches but also with items like cars and houses. And indeed, with people too. Some new cars, when first seen in a photo, might seem underwhelming, no matter how beautifully the photo has been taken and edited. Yet, when you see it in person on the street, the impression is entirely different and you're completely amazed. And as you already mentioned, sometimes it indeed works the other way around.I want to see what it actually looks like under regular lighting conditions and with no makeup