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Originally Posted by shaunylw
Clones are fake cases with fake movements. The point being, their are no clones with real cases dials and hand sets. The movement would never need to be checked because you can see the problems with the watch before the movement. We don’t talk about specifics with fakes but compare the best fake to the real deal and you will see what i mean.
Cloned Rolex movements are also not very good. Some really good pictures of fake movements on the web. From afar, pretty good. When you really look close, they are very far off.
It’s a volume issue with greys. Most could catch it every single time if they looked. It’s not difficult. But they are moving so many watches collectively, stuff slips by.
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no shortage of people making "franken watches"- swopping the fake dial, handsets and crystals with the genuine parts.
Opposite is also true- Given the current market madness for bright colored OPs I wouldn't be surprised to see fake blue , yellow and red dials finding their way into gen OP cases.