I still can't understand why people are bickering over things like the face being more yellowish. No, it's not the picture that is different.
I've got three different models of the Noob V2 A4130 I have compared in hand the white one with a genuine version and unless you put a loupe on it you will really struggle to see the difference. Of course, the Rehaut and crispness of the dial are better on the genuine. But unless you are looking at it, microscopically you can't tell the difference. I can't understand why this is not on the NEWBIG list. I certainly wouldn't pay $25,000 for the genuine when the replica is this good. Interestingly the zenith movement stainless steel Daytona's are the only ones that are appreciating at the moment because of this watch. Even the bimetal is starting to appreciate.
The critical thing to remember is that this thing is reliable. I've been wearing these day in day out they sometimes seem to speed up although I suspect that's me going through the metal detector at airports doing that.
I sometimes wonder how many people on here have seen a Rolex that's been worn for let's say six months or so the SEL are all over the place. The only thing about genuine Rolex's is that they are very reliable the thing about this watch is that this movement seems to be one of the first replicas with a complication movement that seems up until now to be pretty reliable.
There certainly seems to be some truth in the fact that Rolex took a big hit with the Bernie Madoff scandal, but they are definitely up to something when it comes to manipulation maybe they've been getting some tips of De Beers or Supreme. You can't even get the Stainless Steel DD 41 off-the-shelf any more.
https://youtu.be/VOp1tOuHWZ8 this is an interesting video by a guy who knows his stuff. Who has a hypothesis on what is going on at Rolex. Especially when you consider they are not an ordinary company, they are a charity.
This watch drives a wrecking ball through Rolex's market manipulation. Because stainless steel is not rare Chinese mass manufacturing is the best in the world. This is the same for rapid prototyping. The only Rolex's that you can't easily fake are the ones made from precious metals. As such it's counterintuitive that the ones they are making rare are the stainless steel models.
Anyway, if anybody wants my advice, you don't need to Franken this watch unless you are completely obsessed with looking at it under a microscope.
Daytona dials are going for nearly $2000 on 47th St in New York; this is madness when the difference is so tiny.
Agree with most of those points there. One question- You specifically mentioned the white noob, what is your take on the black one?
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