Talk to Me about Watches!
- Thread starter BISCUT
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I would go with one of these:
OLEVS
Prob keeps decent time and worth every penny of what they are asking, but I tend to stay away from watches that pretend to be something else.
This brand has a few really neat pieces that don't pretend to be a Rolex.
If I were shopping this brand I'd lean toward one of those models.
Hard pass on fake watches for me. For me it's like buying a Ferrari kit car and driving around town with my Ferarri jacket and hat pretending to be something I'm not. But that's just me, some people may have different opinions about counterfit products.
OLEVS is a quality watch. Mine are a few seconds a day off. There are actually many brands that resemble rolex. I have been asked if I am wearing a rolex and I just tell them it is FAKE. None of my watches except my Breitling fail. The Breitling was sold at a high end jeweler and it uas used and recently reconditioned by Breitling. I have my doubts though.
I had good fun when I was much younger going to Tijuana and intentionally buying a fake Rolex. It was obviously and blantantly fake but the guy selling it kept insisting that it was real. Haggling for it was fun. Ended up just under $20.00 A total cheapie throwaway but it was plenty of fun for the price.
I'm aware there are quite a few brands that resemble Rolex and I avoid watches they make similarly.
Brietling uses a variety of movements. Which one is failing?
Return trips to the factory are always accompanied by some form of paperwork if this indeed happened then you will receive some form of proof of this and that work if performed no doubt had a warranty on it as well.
I look at these claims much like buying a car with a timing belt - no paperwork = no work and a reprice.
Its the navitimer. The jewelry shop is sending it back. It will be warranted for two years
