Two things will neve   r surprise me. First, when pe×✔&ople buy high-end watches from unau∏∑thorized dealers like eBay,≠& they ask if they are genuine or fa©∞ke. The second is the vast nu✘✘÷mber of so-called "experts&q§&δ§uot; websites that find fake watch✘ es even if you don&#®"39;t know how to find t→≠π←hem.

There are two types of people♥→'♣ buying fake watches. First'λ‌ of all, those who want theπ≈γ& feeling and appearaΩ₹nce of watches but can not af±♠ford them, The second is those w☆✔φ♥ho often buy watches a✔ nd are often deceived ₩↔into buying fake watcheασ±s, or more bluntly deceived, Those™ ↕♠ who can get a little help from γγ me. Every year, I will set up a confere≥↕±♦nce on the detection of coun σ terfeit watches for t→₹he National Association of watc€✔≈hes and collectors.

Think you can't be fooled by ↕ ≤fake watches?

Fake watches can appear  ≠¥∑more frequently than you think. I€→t is often heard that an expensive•☆ brand-name watch is f→∞↔ake and purchased as a birthday gift at‌₹& a shopping website abr ≥€¶oad. Ahead of them, they saw their fa★‍ ke watches with good reviews. The€φ≠× seller said it was "1♠✘00% real." Take ∏∑"&a look, wait.

I regret to say that this is a'♠∞ cruel fake. This is a p≈€erfect example of how •ε ¥to find a fake watch made at will. Th±←‍βe core of the fake watc ​±h is a poor watch chip¶↓. If the watch is a real high-end and e¶γxpensive watch, it will be a high-end  ​™shape and quality.

We may recognize thi¶‌≤s cheap fake watch immediately. But w↓γatches on the market are flooded wit§÷β₽h more serious fakes. In thφ↔™®ese cases, it is more di↔ ←fficult to detect th$♣e surface replica of the watch wi$σ​th naked eyes than the orig γinal copy. In transactions,÷¥ we call them "super σπ±$fake". Here's an examp₹∏&le: Some real high-end luxury wat&≠®★ches offer multiple bids over $4,990 ¥εon the official websitσ↑×e, can you tell if iβ©‌t's not true?

Fake watches:

In my other information, I'll deta✔£il how to identify fake Rolex and Peαγ∞nahei watches so you don&#$•≈¥39;t confuse them with real luσ≤xury watches. But let&∑ #39;s start with six common¶♥​  myths about fake watches, which ‌™may convince you that you buy real watc&←δ®hes when you buy fakes.

True and false watches 1: fa φ≥ke watches are lighter than ge♣απnuine watches.

Fake watches! Today'sε≥€π counterfeiters can easily pr↑←±oduce watches of the same wei<∑••ght. What about? Well, they use ♠₹βthe same copy action as ≤££the original manufacturer or second ↕<∑source copies. Therefore, we♦≥ight is no longer acid test≤ ®.

True and false watches 2: mak♦®¥πing fake watches is not complicated.

You will buy fake watches ‌£that will never work. Indeed, in many∞≥ cases they do not. Bu♥±t many luxury watches do not hav♠∑✔"e any complicated functions except <σdates, which may apply to fake wat™σches. Therefore, spo∞↔ntaneous tests usually do no∑✔t help separate the faγ ∏ke from the real.

True and false watches 3: fo​±r example, fake watches Rolex&÷≠≤™#39;s date bubble is n∏εot enough to enlarge.

It used to be the one-eyed gia• <nt, and Rolex's las♥×t date was not magnified 2.5 tim✔εδ∞es on the fake Rolex. It's no lo≠✔∏nger hard to forge. ‍∑£I have seen many fake Rolexγ₽≥ watches with the right magλ☆→nification. I will not rely on it as♦∞α a test product.

True and false watchσ∏✘αes 4: true movement means real wat‌≠∑αches.

Have you ever heard that the movements‌←Ω↕ of fake watches will never chang∞★ e? How bad it is. Nowadays, moΩ™st watch brands are purchased from↓♠ the world's larges♦δ×t mechanical movement suppliers. Counte↓εεrfeiters can now buy Cπγhinese or Japanese copies or ac↓≥♣™tual movements from second-hand goods∏≠. Let's take a look at how similar'πΩ copying action looks. Which of <φthe following is a real watch anγ♠ d which one is a fake watch? They lo₩<☆ok very similar, don't they?

True and false watch 5: don&±λ≈Ω#39;t look at the gift horse $≤in your mouth.

There is no free lunch,≤φ✔★ is there? Traditionally, luxury ¶≥© watches are gifts. WellΩ", that may be close to the t¥γφ©ruth. But the real watches are inher<§ited and sold. If we all ♦§abolish inheritance, $∞₹✘it may be an expensive mista♥αγke. This is hardly a cle €↓​ar test of the real discovery ofπ<≠ the impostor.

True and false watches 6: all watch">es on Craig's list are faβ↑¥σke.

Which is the statement? Proba★↑πbly not, to tell the truth. I don't'β↑ recommend looking f¥∑βor high-end luxury watches ↔↔•®on third-party shopping platfor≤€€φms on the Internet. Fake watches were g "₹enuinely fake 20 years ago. λ♠δ↑You can take a look at the watch, a•♠ε€nd then quickly confirm that it is β≠γa fake watch. However. As ma♣↕↑★nufacturers'technology increases,₩‌≠ counterfeit watches b≤≠∑ecome more sophisticated, and co←λunterfeiters replicate their techno​✔&logy. Today we have super fake productsπ₩. We need experience and knowledge←£ ® to detect them.