We all need to come to grips with the reality that there ARE perfect fakes out there...maybe on some of our watches...maybe lightly aged by the maker. Focusing only on the tiny differences we find is helpful, but it's naive to assume perfect/near perfect fakes have not been circulating for months or years. Sorry. There's also no Easter Bunny.
it's naive to assume perfect/near perfect fakes have not been circulating for months or years.
We all need to come to grips with the reality that there ARE perfect fakes out there...maybe on some of our watches...maybe lightly aged by the maker. Focusing only on the tiny differences we find is helpful, but it's naive to assume perfect/near perfect fakes have not been circulating for months or years. Sorry. There's also no Easter Bunny.
My attitude is, if the level and quality of the fakes rises to the level where experts can’t tell the difference, then it doesn’t really matter. Further, what could be done about it at that point?
https://www.chrono24.co.uk/omega/om...don--extract--id19383963.htm?test15ik=AATBP-1
Fake DON bezel on this one. Last week I informed the seller, Auktionskontor Hamburg, but it seems he didn't listen.
Would love to hear opinions on these. I doubt a perfect DON will sell for 5k anymore... Remember those days? 🥰
....and is engraved LWC so won't be used to fool anyone....
Every single picture of a DON which has seen some wear and tear has the dot over the 4 for the 140 mark.
I'm convinced that it's a fake.
