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don' trust SMM reps at all... no matter the industry... I double check every single store I intend to buy from. never rely on ads only. suggest u the same...

agree, it does... but, don't u think people will spot it's a fake? cheap reps are so obvious in being fake, so what's the point then?! alternatively, you can get a cheap rep, test it (let us know the outcome 😂😂😂😂😂) and also get a cheap gen to have no issues (in case your rep has). if the budget...

maybe cheap gens????? the probability to get away from troubles is higher, much higher....

u know what? doesn't make a lick of difference actually. you just get simply used to that. while I was reading the entire listing of responses here, put on my three watches on the right hand. smoked some cigarettes, drunk water, ate, wrote on the keyboard. and no specific strange or discomfort...

the question is WHY to buy a rep, if u have money for the gen? 😂😂 after all, all people buying reps actually love the gens but don't afford it. now, if I get it right, your question @UltrARiott supposes the circumstances when people afford a gen, right/ if so, I think the rep industry will...

agree on that... my child's godfather took this model. found that it has errors in operation and in a few weeks lost 2 of the 4 screws

maybe it's time to get an authentic rolex? 😁😁😁and then believe me that these frustrations of yours will disappear. when you're the only one in the herd you're talking about with an authentic rolex, you don't really care about the rest who have replicas. 😂😂😂😂😂 and you will look at your watch...

I had heard that the Tissot Supersport Chro counter was 1/10, even after resetting. so be careful with the model

do what you want but separate the replicas from the authentic watches. like it or not, they are different from each other, starting from the inner mechanism to the clasp of the bracelet. a replica watch is never invested with the same effort as in an authentic watch. and their value is...

that's why sapphire is never found in vintage watches. factories opt for hesalite whenever it's about vintage... I think that every watch lover should choose the glass according to his own needs actually. Both are good, but depends on GOOD FOR WHAT? if you know that you are a bit clumsy with...

so true... from all the versions, I'd exclude the vintage version. I know nothing about vintage watches and I suppose it takes lots of knowledge about them to make the right purchase. only watch connoisseurs can probably get a really good and worthy vintage watch... from the rep/gen/pre, the new...

what's the best Patek watch you would recommend @Youncesomed ???? I don't exclude I'll get a Patek rep someday (or maybe a gen, who knows?) these watches seem nice to me and I think they're solid enough for my next formal watch

nice preferences the yours @Almagest)))) though not a pro in the watch hobby, just trying to figure out how much the hobby sticks to me, but talks about watches, sipping a cup of good coffee with a pleasant person knowing a little bit more about watches than me is a great thing 🤌

still waiting for reasons @Nobbing 😎😎😎 I'm not a Rolex fan, but appreciate what this brand does. some watches are really nice, though not all of them are to my liking. but, it's a mistake being against such a successful brand. you can not love some of its watches, but not the brand. try yourself...

when I got my first watches, I drew attention to practicality and utility. I wanted smth for the daily use. snd the only features to consider were the bracelet and the dial with its functions. nothing more than that. so, my 3 watches are Nordgreen Pioneer, Seiko SNE032 Two-Tone Solar and...

plus one soccer and watch over!!!! :sneaky::sneaky::sneaky::sneaky::sneaky: I was with the Croatia in the World Cup, so sad about its elimination!!! 😢😢😢😢 hope to see it in the finals, as winners Peter yet, in 2026😁 @Cacktoos can't tell u much about watch collections, as I dont consider myself a...