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Old 31 August 2007, 11:11 AM   #91
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Old 31 August 2007, 12:16 PM   #92
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a little clearer shot zoomed in on the dial for you guys still not perfect but getting better




can you see it now?

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Old 31 August 2007, 12:54 PM   #93
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Can anybody see it? I cant see it. Just a red X.
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Old 31 August 2007, 02:46 PM   #94
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I see it but still blurry... unfortunately.
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Old 31 August 2007, 03:08 PM   #95
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I think it looks a little odd. Is it authenticated by an AD?

The old movement have second hand at 9 and the second hand and minute hand is EXACTLY on a 3 and 9.

The new movement have second hand at 6 and the hour hand and minute hand are a litte above 3 and 9.

Your Daytona have second hand at 6 BUT the hour hand and minute hand is EXACTLY on a 3 and 9.

I am NOT an expert though.

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Old 31 August 2007, 06:29 PM   #96
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NO money was offered, but he was JUST about to open his jacket to show me "Lots of SS Daytonas" that he told me he got under his jacket and wanted to offer me.

I still reclined the offer.

Err,

Would that be declined, or did you lie back and enjoy it?
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Old 31 August 2007, 07:36 PM   #97
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I can't see it clearly. Anyways you lie on here once and this is pretty much the reaction you'll be getting...it's the name of the game.
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Old 31 August 2007, 09:39 PM   #98
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a little clearer shot zoomed in on the dial for you guys still not perfect but getting better




can you see it now?
Guys! I now have ONE HUNDRED % PROOF that this IS a FAKE.

Reason: The subsidiary dials at 6 and 9 are NOT "moved a little up" as they should be as compared to the predecessor, the Daytona ref. 16520. On the pics provided by David ("Brownoysterdj"), you can clearly see that the subsidiary dials are PERFECTLY centered to the 6 and 9, and they are NOT supposed to be centered but moved a bit up towards the 12. On the FIRST pic you very clearly see (due to the chronograph hand standing EXACTLY at the 9 o'clock marker) that the subsidiary dial/"circle" is 100 % centred and NOT moved up.

CLICK HERE TO READ/SEE THE DIFFERENCE

So let there be no doubt about it: YOU BOUGHT A FAKE.

Now, if you did not KNOW it is a fake, and paid the "normal SS Daytona price", I would definately demand getting your money back. And if do in fact know it is a fake, then just wear it in good health and enjoy it, but don't tell us it is real!

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Old 31 August 2007, 09:57 PM   #99
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Thanks for clearing this up once and for all Bo. Hopeully this is the end of it :)
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Old 31 August 2007, 10:54 PM   #100
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I love this guy, I really do.

200+ posts and I sussed him out in the first 10. I still love the posts though. They are cringworthy yet compelling.

BTW - Here is my new watch from somewhere. Is it real? I used a 12 megapixel camera.

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Old 31 August 2007, 11:05 PM   #101
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I love this guy, I really do.

200+ posts and I sussed him out in the first 10. I still love the posts though. They are cringworthy yet compelling.

BTW - Here is my new watch from somewhere. Is it real? I used a 12 megapixel camera.

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Old 31 August 2007, 11:18 PM   #102
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IMHO, we have now made it perfectly clear that the "SS Daytona" - in this case - is more likely the name of a steam ship called "SS Daytona" than it is a watch from Rolex Watch Company Ltd. And that steam ship just SUNK, didn't it??

I don't see the point of ridiculing David, however. So why not just leave it be and move on?
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Old 31 August 2007, 11:19 PM   #103
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IMHO, we have now made it perfectly clear that the "SS Daytona" - in this case - is more likely the name of a steam ship called "SS Daytona" than it is a watch from Rolex Watch Company Ltd. And that steam ship just SUNK, didn't it??

I don't see the point of ridiculing David, however. So why not just leave it be and move on?
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Old 31 August 2007, 11:49 PM   #104
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As of now i'm leaving it alone. Just hope it's the last time
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Old 31 August 2007, 11:56 PM   #105
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I love this guy, I really do.

200+ posts and I sussed him out in the first 10. I still love the posts though. They are cringworthy yet compelling.

BTW - Here is my new watch from somewhere. Is it real? I used a 12 megapixel camera.

Yes, that's genuine.
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Old 1 September 2007, 01:06 AM   #106
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im staying out of this one...almost got banned for proving his other daydream was fake...

wear them in good health

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Old 1 September 2007, 04:27 AM   #107
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Dave, I want to make it clear this post is not to break your balls.

I did a translation from German to English of the link that Bo gave. Dave, I think there are some discrepancies you should get to the AD to look the Daytona as soon as humanly possible...

Clear precise pictures would have helped but these guys are sharp.

This is eduational. From what I make of it in order to have a Daytona with the Circles to sit on the Centerline of 9 and 3 the watch had to be made prior to 2000. This was due to the changover to the newer movement from the Zenith Movement. One discrepancy is the fact that the Hands on an older Daytona should have squared off ends instead of the pointy ends on this watch.

I'm not 100% sure of the 5 minute markers being thin instead of the wider markers with the rounded interior on the newer Daytonas. I think I read something about that on this website on another watch that was asked if it was real or fake.

Gentlemen, are there any other discrepancies?
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Old 1 September 2007, 05:11 AM   #108
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Dave, I want to make it clear this post is not to break your balls.

I did a translation from German to English of the link that Bo gave. Dave, I think there are some discrepancies you should get to the AD to look the Daytona as soon as humanly possible...

Clear precise pictures would have helped but these guys are sharp.

This is eduational. From what I make of it in order to have a Daytona with the Circles to sit on the Centerline of 9 and 3 the watch had to be made prior to 2000. This was due to the changover to the newer movement from the Zenith Movement. One discrepancy is the fact that the Hands on an older Daytona should have squared off ends instead of the pointy ends on this watch.

I'm not 100% sure of the 5 minute markers being thin instead of the wider markers with the rounded interior on the newer Daytonas. I think I read something about that on this website on another watch that was asked if it was real or fake.

Gentlemen, are there any other discrepancies?
COME ON....do you guys really think he had no idea! He was threading this forum a while ago with a picture of a fake daytona figuring if it would pass or not. Let's get real. Every single post this guy wrote has been stained with flagrant lies and deception. I said I would not rag on him today....but man oh man why is this tolerated! Can't blame a guy for trying ONCE...but time after time is pretty much like laughing at us. He blamed his last purchase being fake on the dealer! Hey could happen to pretty much anybody....but who in their right mind buys from an unknown a SECOND time. He knew and that's for sure; Anyone who says different 'cause they don't want to ruffle any feathers is being a (edit..). I have always called it as I see it and it has served me well, both in life and business and I ain't about to change my ways. Once a liar always a liar. Yeah I said LIAR.
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Old 1 September 2007, 05:25 AM   #109
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I have to agree. This person for some reason has come on here and tried to pass off his fakes as real. I don't know what motivated him to do that. I don't care.

Glad to have some closure to this.
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Old 1 September 2007, 05:56 AM   #110
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But.... I have to say. I look forward to his posts. They never fail to amuse..
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I just care about what other issues there are with that watch besides the ones I can see. Anybody? Bueller?
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Old 1 September 2007, 06:01 AM   #112
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But.... I have to say. I look forward to his posts. They never fail to amuse..

I think he's pretty much done in...down for the count as they say.
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Old 1 September 2007, 06:26 AM   #113
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I love this guy, I really do.

200+ posts and I sussed him out in the first 10. I still love the posts though. They are cringworthy yet compelling.

BTW - Here is my new watch from somewhere. Is it real? I used a 12 megapixel camera.

Nice fabric cleavage!!
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Old 1 September 2007, 07:16 AM   #114
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again going to refrain commenting because i have already been punished by the moderator once over this guy.

David...

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again going to refrain commenting because i have already been punished by the moderator once over this guy.

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Your fine. The light as shinned. I did try to defend your position though, but the thread was deleted which was a good thing.
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Old 1 September 2007, 07:29 AM   #116
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Remind me not to buy that 12mp camera. I always thought that a higher mp count was better.
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Old 1 September 2007, 07:32 AM   #117
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Old 1 September 2007, 07:34 AM   #118
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Hehe... only if autofocus was turned off.

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BTW: I bought a Sony compact digital camera ("Cypershot T25") this afternoon Danish time.

It is an 8 MP cam.

But is has some kind of extra macro focus function! Damn, it is nice!

I just took a pic with it in the store to try it out, and it took me just 2 secs to have a SUPER MACRO pic!

And before you start asking:

the sales' assistent was blonde
yes I did take a macro pic of her cleavage
won't post it here!

In fact, you can put the cam almost directly onto the object to photograph and get one helluva nice pic.

Once I have read the manuals (I HATE reading manuals!! ), I will post some more pics of my Sub Date.

And NO BED SHEETS! I promise!
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BTW: I bought a Sony compact digital camera ("Cypershot T25") this afternoon Danish time.

It is an 8 MP cam.

But is has some kind of extra macro focus function! Damn, it is nice!

I just took a pic with it in the store to try it out, and it took me just 2 secs to have a SUPER MACRO pic!

And before you start asking:

the sales' assistent was blonde
yes I did take a macro pic of her cleavage
won't post it here!

In fact, you can put the cam almost directly onto the object to photograph and get one helluva nice pic.

Once I have read the manuals (I HATE reading manuals!! ), I will post some more pics of my Sub Date.

And NO BED SHEETS! I promise!

Hey bed sheets are ok...as long as someone at least attempts to include a decent picture of one's watch.

p.s i have the same camera in black...great little picture taker.
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