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IQ Publishing · 7 August 2012, 04:37 AM

Let's see, I post a thread asking for input from other Tiffany owners to post similar examples in hopes of creating some knowledge in the vintage Rolex community.

Instead, I get nothing but smartass comments from people who have probably never owned (or even held) a Rolex Tiffany watch. And definitive statements from people who have no such knowledge.

At no time have I tried to state that this would be a way to authenticate a would-be Tiffany watch.

People claim that Tiffany would never make such crude engravings on their merchandise. So, I show you an example of just that yet I get nothing but more smartass comments.

Hmmm, and we wonder why forums get such a bad reputation as being nothing but a waste of time (no pun intended).

7 August 2012, 04:37 AM	#22
IQ Publishing "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Real Name: John E. Brozek Location: St Petersburg, FL Posts: 369	Let's see, I post a thread asking for input from other Tiffany owners to post similar examples in hopes of creating some knowledge in the vintage Rolex community. Instead, I get nothing but smartass comments from people who have probably never owned (or even held) a Rolex Tiffany watch. And definitive statements from people who have no such knowledge. At no time have I tried to state that this would be a way to authenticate a would-be Tiffany watch. People claim that Tiffany would never make such crude engravings on their merchandise. So, I show you an example of just that yet I get nothing but more smartass comments. Hmmm, and we wonder why forums get such a bad reputation as being nothing but a waste of time (no pun intended). __________________ John E. Brozek QualityTyme Rare & Fine Timepieces InfoQuest Publishing, Inc.

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