As the owner of several genuine fine Swiss watches I am increasingly disturbed by unwanted Emails from [replica ] sites . How can they sell things like this on legitimate appearing websites without getting challenged by the likes of Rolex? Although I'm sure someone used to seeing real watches could tell a fake like this if they held it in their hand, a poor quality photo posted on a for sale personal site may cause one to lose a substantial sum of money.
Jim
This message has been edited by mkt33 on 2007-09-09 21:27:20I edited your post to exclude the address of the replica site you mentionned per forum posting guidlines. Also I didnot want to divert traffic there to potentially increase their business! I hope you can understand.
I feel your frustrations and I too get spammed quite a bit from these fly by night sites. The Swiss and Germans are "cracking" down on some replica manufactures. There are raids (you can see a video of this on the Centre Culturel de la Haute Horologerie website click here ) Sadly I think it will be a never ending battle.
These replica sites and businesses propagate because there are people who know and are willing to pay a paltry sum for an illegal product to satisfy their egos. Those who think that they can buy a genuine current model Rolex for a few hundred dollars are not doing their homework...A fool and his money are easily parted!
What do you wear?
Best, Mike