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Curious about the authenticity of this Royal Oak
Hello everybody ...... I am new here (just registered) but i am reading your posts for some time now ...... you all seem to know what you are speaking about so I wanted to know if you can have an opinion on a matter of authenticity.
I have the opportunity of having around me an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak .... but looking for his ref number etc I am not 100% sure it is original or a well made replica. It's ref. no. is 14894OR/O/0067CR/01.
Here are some pictures of this watch ... can anybody tell me if it is an original or a replica?
This message has been edited by bogdannvc on 2010-01-03 05:11:46
Curious about the authenticity of this Royal Oak
Hello everybody ...... I am new here (just registered) but i am reading your posts for some time now ...... you all seem to know what you are speaking about so I wanted to know if you can have an opinion on a matter of authenticity. I have the opportunity...
Sorry, it is a fake ...
... that reveals its nature at first look at the back. This is not an AP movement, but an ETA 2824, or one of the recent Chinese copies of this movement. Regards, Marcus
Indeed, thanks, Marcus. AP buyers, BE CAREFUL OUT THERE!
Hi, The movement is the obvious giveaway. I have seldom seen fakes or counterfeits of high end proprietary movement houses use original movements. Movements are much harder and more expensive things to fake than cases, dials, and bracelets. This does beg ...
smart
This is a horrible fake. And smart as I was about to list at least 5 things I see wrong with this fake ( for fake people ). But then as you said I would be benefiting those who make it.
