RAIDS happening - message from reddit dealer

[derjenigewelcher]

Back kn the days some US cars had 2 keys. A key for women which was a bit shorter, so only works for 4 zylinders....full power on male key

 

[spotcom]

When 1 falls, 5 more pop up. The Rep game is like a real life hydra. Anyone know if another factory will create another 4130 movement - if Noob is supposedly “gone forever”.

 

[Behike]

Good to see some positive progress...

 

[SHB]

Gonna buy noob daytona if they start producing again.
stay safe.

Imma buy pallets of daytona just for being on the safe side
Gonna rent a forklift for the occasion.

 

[onlyrolexes]

Imma buy pallets of daytona just for being on the safe side
Gonna rent a forklift for the occasion.

Luckily I bought a chocolate, panda, and black dial before the raids. I just received my panda - probably the last one out the factory before the raid.

I’ll probably buy another one if they ever come back just to stash it in case something happens to this lol

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[SHB]

Luckily I bought a chocolate, panda, and black dial before the raids. I just received my panda - probably the last one out the factory before the raid.

I’ll probably buy another one if they ever come back just to stash it in case something happens to this lol

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Congrats, sell me one, you only have 2 wrists

 

[onlyrolexes]

Congrats, sell me one, you only have 2 wrists

Yeah but 7 days a week haha one for each day I’m still missing a couple daytonas lol


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[SHB]

Yeah but 7 days a week haha one for each day I’m still missing a couple daytonas lol


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Nuff said

 

[SuperLory]

Yeah but 7 days a week haha one for each day I’m still missing a couple daytonas lol


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that's my plan as well

 

[H7-25]

Sounds like a raid at some time is a great marketing tool to boost sales...

 

[trailboss99]

Wow, LOL, so many "experts" having a say here who know utterly nothing. Below is just a sample of some of the nonsense in the last 10 or so pages.

in the reps the ratio of production and resale costs is very low. we are not talking about billions in earnings

Not billions maybe but the market is in the 100s of millions, it's a lot larger than you think. Just one maker last year did 20,000 examples of just a single variation of AP ROO and there is two dozen in their lineup, that's just ROOs . . .

My main problem was that they send emails left right and center when ( in my opinion ) they have absolutely no idea what will happen.

Seriously? Think you will find that Angus knows a lot more than you think, stop making baseless comments based on what you think is correct.

Noob has invested much money in the machines.

What machines? Noob don't make watches, none of the "factories" do. They assemble from parts come in from a wide variety of other people, hands from one place, the case from another and the dial somewhere else and bracelet from yet another. Most of these come from businesses involved the gen trade, these places make parts for many gen brands and as a sideline make bits for reps. Noob sell 100s of 1000s of watches a year, do you really think they have a huge plant somewhere that takes raw materials in one end and sends watches out the other?

And all TDs and High-End-Rep-Factories together have a lower turnover than the Company-Kindergarten of Huawei or the canteen of BOE ;-)

Also untrue, you have no grasp of how huge an industry this is, entire containers of product leave GZ every single day bound for the Middle East and Africa.

Despite all of the rumours, I know that Noob's operations are too big to be shutdown indefinitely.

Consider the following factors:
(1) They most definitely have diversified their production throughout china and may have the capacity to look elsewhere, where labour costs are low.
(2) The machinery and systems in place to manufacture high end replicas have intrinsic value [all of this information cannot just simply disappear, it will go to the next highest bidder].
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You have no idea what you are talking about, the above makes this quite obvious because every last bit of it is incorrect. Noob do not make anything, they assemble from parts obtained from legitimate suppliers the same as any other rep "factory" does. They supply some tooling such as moulds to some of those suppliers but that's it.

What you are saying does not make sense. "it's only illegal in a very few countries to own and purchasing a counterfeit item " !!!!!!!!!!!. How come there is a huge amount of effort and expense to get them trough customs then? If they are not illegal there wouldn't be a problem. I personally don't know of ANY country where it is legal to buy and receive a counterfeit item.

There are only a handful of countries in the world where it is illegal to possess a counterfeit product (Itally is one example) and in most even importation is a civil matter not a criminal one. Selling them is a criminal matter in a few more yes but even that is a trademark breach for the most and yes, that may or may not ba a criminal offence but possession is very rarely criminal. Please stop going on about shit you do not have any understanding of.

With the exception of a few folk who actually know of what they speak almost EVERYTHING written in the last 20 odd pages is pure conjecture on the part of people who guessing or parroting rumours. The Iraqi Infomation Minister would be proud of some of the disinformation in this thread, give it a break.

 

[JayBee0815]

Also untrue, you have no grasp of how huge an industry this is, entire containers of product leave GZ every single day bound for the Middle East and Africa.

We are talking about High End Replicas. How many of them are sold per year? Huawei has a yearly turnover of 136 Billion US$. How much is a normal High End Rep? Let us say 300 US$? So the Factories have to sell round about 45 Million Reps per year to match Huaweis revenue. Is the industry really that large? You are the expert, I am just guessing.

 

[Stuessi]

Wow, LOL, so many "experts" having a say here who know utterly nothing. Below is just a sample of some of the nonsense in the last 10 or so pages.






Not billions maybe but the market is in the 100s of millions, it's a lot larger than you think. Just one maker last year did 20,000 examples of just a single variation of AP ROO and there is two dozen in their lineup, that's just ROOs . . .



Seriously? Think you will find that Angus knows a lot more than you think, stop making baseless comments based on what you think is correct.


What machines? Noob don't make watches, none of the "factories" do. They assemble from parts come in from a wide variety of other people, hands from one place, the case from another and the dial somewhere else and bracelet from yet another. Most of these come from businesses involved the gen trade, these places make parts for many gen brands and as a sideline make bits for reps. Noob sell 100s of 1000s of watches a year, do you really think they have a huge plant somewhere that takes raw materials in one end and sends watches out the other?



Also untrue, you have no grasp of how huge an industry this is, entire containers of product leave GZ every single day bound for the Middle East and Africa.





Consider the following factors:
(1) They most definitely have diversified their production throughout china and may have the capacity to look elsewhere, where labour costs are low.
(2) The machinery and systems in place to manufacture high end replicas have intrinsic value [all of this information cannot just simply disappear, it will go to the next highest bidder].

You have no idea what you are talking about, the above makes this quite obvious because every last bit of it is incorrect. Noob do not make anything, they assemble from parts obtained from legitimate suppliers the same as any other rep "factory" does. They supply some tooling such as moulds to some of those suppliers but that's it.


There are only a handful of countries in the world where it is illegal to possess a counterfeit product (Itally is one example) and in most even importation is a civil matter not a criminal one. Selling them is a criminal matter in a few more yes but even that is a trademark breach for the most and yes, that may or may not ba a criminal offence but possession is very rarely criminal. Please stop going on about shit you do not have any understanding of.

With the exception of a few folk who actually know of what they speak almost EVERYTHING written in the last 20 odd pages is pure conjecture on the part of people who guessing or parroting rumours. The Iraqi Infomation Minister would be proud of some of the disinformation in this thread, give it a break.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the insights, what is your assessment for thr future? Will it get harder to buy reps or business as usual after a couple of weeks?

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[Mark1937]

We are talking about High End Replicas. How many of them are sold per year? Huwaei has a yearly turnover of 136 Billion US$. How much is a normal High End Rep? Let us say 300 US$? So the Factories have to sell round about 45 Million Reps per year to match Huaweis revenue. Is the industry really that large? You are the expert, I am just guessing.

+1

 

[spotcom]

Imma buy pallets of daytona just for being on the safe side
Gonna rent a forklift for the occasion.

Noob Daytona’s are the new Bitcoin.

 

[SHB]

Noob Daytona’s are the new Bitcoin.

This! Lmao

 

[trailboss99]

We are talking about High End Replicas. How many of them are sold per year? Huawei has a yearly turnover of 136 Billion US$. How much is a normal High End Rep? Let us say 300 US$? So the Factories have to sell round about 45 Million Reps per year to match Huaweis revenue. Is the industry really that large? You are the expert, I am just guessing.

Somehow I don't think their kindergarten turns over that much money, that was the statement you made. As I stated the rep industry turns over 100s of millions a year and reps is reps high end or not. Yo8u don't think some of the "factories" have a hand in the cheapies as well?

 

[trailboss99]

You have no idea what you are talking about, the above makes this quite obvious because every last bit of it is incorrect. Noob do not make anything, they assemble from parts obtained from legitimate suppliers the same as any other rep "factory" does. They supply some tooling such as moulds to some of those suppliers but that's it.


There are only a handful of countries in the world where it is illegal to possess a counterfeit product (Itally is one example) and in most even importation is a civil matter not a criminal one. Selling them is a criminal matter in a few more yes but even that is a trademark breach for the most and yes, that may or may not ba a criminal offence but possession is very rarely criminal. Please stop going on about shit you do not have any understanding of.

With the exception of a few folk who actually know of what they speak almost EVERYTHING written in the last 20 odd pages is pure conjecture on the part of people who guessing or parroting rumours. The Iraqi Infomation Minister would be proud of some of the disinformation in this thread, give it a break.

Thanks for the insights, what is your assessment for thr future? Will it get harder to buy reps or business as usual after a couple of weeks?

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Why the hell are you copy/pastaing me?

 

[JayBee0815]

Somehow I don't think their kindergarten turns over that much money, that was the statement you made.

Ok, irony is not always the best method ... mea culpa.