What is the mentality of those who say that fake watches can enter the counter? Can fake watches really be made?

It's a joke to say that fake watches can get into the counter. I don't know whether this statement is insulting the IQ of buyers or counters.

With a replica, many people just bring a sense of freshness and a trend. After all, China's manufacturing industry is so strong now, you can't tell from the appearance if you bring a replica, but if you get it appraised by the counter, don't do such a self-deception thing.

One of my customers once asked me if I would find a copy tape, and I answered her like this: Why bother? No one will say that her bag is fake when driving a Maserati, instead of thinking about whether her financial ability matches her appearance first (and in reality, no one will hold it around her neck, hold a magnifying glass ten times and study it bit by bit).

After contacting this industry, I also found that fashion trends are out of date too fast. Maybe you save money to buy expensive jewelry this year and launch a new model next year. Why not relax and buy a replica to enjoy the present?

This topic is a bit naive.

First of all, this is a moral issue. Since it is a fake watch, it is not bad to wear it to satisfy your vanity. I still want to break into the counter. This mentality is simply speechless.

Secondly, some people say that you can't see what you are wearing in a luxury car. Sorry, people who reach this level are interested in the satisfaction and craft precipitation brought by luxury goods. The expense of buying a luxury item is just like the mentality of working-class people buying a Uniqlo. There is no need to buy a high imitation.

Third, the counter has no obligation and necessity to help you identify the authenticity, because it will cause unnecessary trouble. If you want to know whether what the other party gives you is true or not, go to the counter to clean it or exchange it. The sales staff at the counter still know the details of their products like the palm of their hand. Don't forget that the most important thing is the product ID, that is, the ID card of each product, what model and where to sell it. Just enter it into the background system and it will be clear at a glance. If the counter finds that the goods are not on the right board, it may tell you meaningfully that the goods are not ours and the id cannot be found.

First of all, popularize counters. Generally, the counter is only equipped with sales staff, and the understanding of watches is relatively shallow. Even if there are maintenance masters, they lack this knowledge in the identification of true and false watches, because they do not need to identify true and false watches, nor do they need to learn this knowledge. As long as the fake watch is not too fake, it is not surprising that it can't be seen.

People who really know how to rely on it are maintenance masters with many years of experience and luxury recycling.

Therefore, the word "breaking into the counter" is a joke to outsiders. People who are capable break in with a meter.

No fake watch can break into the counter! Why?

Specifically, you can imitate the same appearance and the same material, but your movements can't. Now ETA doesn't sell sports to the outside world! More manufacturers choose homemade movements, using SW and seagull, but these movements will be polished when they are bought! So as to be more accurate and stable when walking.

So one of the reasons why you don't know about secret watches is that you'd better not buy them outside the counter.

Many watches, 99% of people can't see that they are imitation watches.

Today's high imitation watches are much better than a few years ago, but they are really true and fake are always fake. The case is good, the movement can't be imitated, the metal strap can't be imitated, and the electroplating process can't be imitated. It's not blowing or dark. Now the shell of Panerai is really the same as the genuine one. I compared it myself the other day. But sports are hard. This should be treated dialectically. If the technology breaks through and meets the requirements and standards of the manufacturing industry, I think it can be taken seriously. However, I think there is still a gap with those who boast that they sell high imitation watches as good as genuine ones. At least they have seen the genuine products, which should be fake at first sight. Now only children buy high imitation, and old people basically don't buy high imitation. The counter can only check the code, and they should not have this technology to distinguish between true and false. I don't think it's valid to break into the counter, and they won't give you anything to verify the authenticity.

Any fake shoes and watches will not be exactly the same, even the original accessories will be flawed, and the specific reasons will be fine.

The counter has no obligation as an appraiser. There is no obligation to bear the risks brought by the appraisal.

It depends on the definition of false table. If the Hong Kong-made workers are fake watches, two genuine workers of the same paragraph can be replaced, that is, two Hong Kong-made workers. Can this kind of god see it?

I can't. You can see it at a glance after sale.