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Question: Where can I find a quality Replica Rolex?

What web-site can I find a good quality replica rolex. Swiss made, real looking and not a scam site?

Answer: You could look for one of those guys from the movies with ...

You could look for one of those guys from the movies with the shifty eyes in a black trench coat that's all lined with watches on the inside. But the best internet source for knock-offs is eBay. Just buy one of the "real" Rolexes on there. It'll be a knock-off.

Answer: http://www.nike588.com/Products.asp?Classid=230

http://www.nike588.com/Products.asp?Classid=230

Answer: Instead of purchasing a rolex knock off I would purchase a ...

Instead of purchasing a rolex knock off I would purchase a better quality watch than the knock off that is of a lower cost than a true rolex. I personally prefer Steinhauser, Swatch, Citizen and Skagen. But if you truely want a fake rolex I would check out ebay or a Watch/jewler re-seller that sells preowned watches.

Answer: Hi, There is a realistic approach to getting a replica ...

Hi, There is a realistic approach to getting a replica watch. One it is a replica. It will look, feel, weight like a Rolex but you get what you pay for! My average price for a replica with shipping is $185.00. they run well and will give you good value for your money. But if your looking for precision timing offer upgrade Swiss models for $399.00 Take a look at www.firsttimemachine.com happy shopping.

Question: Where Can I Find Cheap 100% Autentic Rolex's Re-Sale?

I am looking to open a rolex and luxury jewerly business (diamon and diamond rings, and etc.) Where can I find cheap jewerly and cheap rolex watches along with seiko and movado and more. Thanks, Justin.

Answer: e bay is the way to go also try pawn shops

e bay is the way to go also try pawn shops

Answer: I am in this business and can supply you collectible second ...

I am in this business and can supply you collectible second hand watches like Rolex, PP, AP, ..., as well as diamonds and jewelry. Check out the professional shows in your area in this business field to start !

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Question: How can I tell if the Rolex my late G-Father gave me is real??

The battery is dead it doesn't run, so that option is out.

Answer: take it to a pawn shop or a jewelry shop and ask them to ...

take it to a pawn shop or a jewelry shop and ask them to look at it...

Answer: Take it to a professional, ask him not to take it apart, An ...

Take it to a professional, ask him not to take it apart, An honest jeweler with some backround knowledge of watches should help It shouldn't take more than an hour and he should be able to do it right in front of you. He shouldn't charge anything more than a small fee for his expertiece

Answer: Take it to a respectable jeweler...

Take it to a respectable jeweler...

Answer: Rolexes generally don't take batteries (it's been a ...

Rolexes generally don't take batteries (it's been a few years since I've sold them, so I'm drawing a blank as to whether ANY of them do...but I don't remember any of them taking batteries), so that's a red flag right there. Wear it on you wrist for a while (to move it around) and see if it "wakes up"...they generally run off of kinetic energy, and will stop if they are still for too long. To be absolutely certain, take it to a jeweler or watchmaker that sells Rolexes...they will be able to tell you for sure, and shouldn't charge you to do so. (You have to pay for an appraisal, but not if they're just telling you whether or not it's real). A knowledgeable salesperson or watchmaker will be able to tell very quickly if it's real or fake.

Answer: http://www.qualitytyme.net/pages/rolex_or_replica.html :D

http://www.qualitytyme.net/pages/rolex_or_replica.html :D

Answer: rolex should be auto wine so if it ran out of batteries it ...

rolex should be auto wine so if it ran out of batteries it should be fake.

Answer: Rolex has manufactured quartz watches in the past, therefore ...

Rolex has manufactured quartz watches in the past, therefore with batteries called OysterQuartz, but they are rare ! Best is indeed to go to a watch store and open the watch, check the movement. It is easy to spot a fake movement for a professional watchmaker. Good luck !

Question: How do you tell the difference between genuine and knockoff Rolex watch?

I get unsolicited emails sometimes offering knockoff Rolex watches. The knockoff Rolex products look essentially identical to the genuine type. Do jewelry stores confiscate fake Rolex & other lucrative brand watch products as required by law? Why can't USA and other nations where the manufacturers produce genuine watches pressure the particular nations to crack down on producing knockoff for copyright/patent violation?

Answer: dad bought a fake one and brougt it to the rolex store ...

my dad bought a fake one and brougt it to the rolex store and they could not tell the difference

Answer: When you go to a serious (Rolex) watch dealer, he will ...

When you go to a serious (Rolex) watch dealer, he will always see the difference with a copy ! It is the only way to be sure. The difference is sure in the movement used for starters. They are never traded through email offers, count on it. I live in Shanghai at this moment, and can inform you that all the foreign tourists go and look for the copy market. I live nearby, daily I am asked where it is exactly ! So if we refrain from wanting to buy copies, the problem could be solved as it would not be lucrative any more. Personally I would never want to own any copy of anything. Go for real, it is worth it.

Question: where does the turnograph name come from in the rolex line?

not sure where the wathch got its name

Answer: The fact that the bezel turns, and it can be used as a ...

The fact that the bezel turns, and it can be used as a chronograph (interval timer). It is an example of a "portmanteau word". I love Rolexes by the way.

Answer: In 1953, the Turn-o-graph was introduced by Rolex, model ...

In 1953, the Turn-o-graph was introduced by Rolex, model 6202. This bezel design developed later into the Submariner and GMT Master series. It featured a rotating bezel to measure elapsed time, known by Rolex as a time-recording rim. On the bezel, the minute divisions were shown as small circles, and every tenth minute was marked as a numeral. Turn is evident, graph refers to the graphical representation of the elapsed time. The idea is to have a rotating bezel that could be turned to read elapsed time, was ideal for reading the diving time or a as it was promoted in advertising for the airline traveller. Pan Ams demand to create a watch indicating a second time resulted in 1953 in the GMT.

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