There are instructions in ...
... the Help Desk Forum, although it may not work exactly as indicated, depending on your device.
helpdesk.watchprosite.com
... For most of the video hosts like YouTube you need to go to share ... embed ... and then copy and paste the embed code into your PPro post. Use the HTML - text toggle or the WYSIWYG (depending on device) and the video should appear.
Hope that makes some sense.
And be careful not to break the tiles around the pool. It's happened to more than one of us while dispatching fakes.
Andrew
thanks for your useful information. fyi haha theres no tiles break ; ).only a broken heart [nt]
Sad, but appropriate action, except if...
You can't return it to his " owner ". Or if you need it as an evidence against the " seller ".
Best,
Nicolas.
Ouch....
Is everyone SURE it was a fake?
I feel for you Logan. If you can don't let it spoil your love of AP.
Wow Logan, I hope you destroyed to correct one.....
I mean the incorrect one, I mean the one that should have been destroyed...I mean, you know what I mean!!
Cheers. Francois
Well, You are very cool despite paying 36K for a replica...
im not cool at all berly. my temperature is overheated...
i was hoping mine was the prototype 1/1 with a hole case missing. i guess im an idiot who collect watches nearly 7 years and got CON..thats pissing me off.
all this smile and laugh just to pleasure my self. feel like want to shoot someone hahahaha
yes i live in jakarta and the seller is not from indonesia. wish me luck on the hunting
cheers
Logan
I'm sorry to hear someone got scammed...
Oh... 1 more thing... you said you got it serviced by AP?
Please read on the last threat.
Hi berly, i was told the watch been service by AP. his initial is JB drive a bmw NJ plate. please PM since im still working on it.
Berly, this watch was NOT serviced by AP.
Rest assured AP does not service fake-AP watches.
Michael, I know that AP did not take fake watch.. well at least not that I know of anyway.
The box and papers may be real...
...even with a fake watch.
It's very common to see genuine papers and boxes for sale on various websites/auctions. Some of these sites try their best to stop sellers from offering paperwork, etc. without the watch specifically because they realize these items are being used to pass fake watches off as real and they don't want to get caught up in the middle of a scam. But they usually will only stop the sales if the seller has a history of selling empty boxes...if it's a one-time deal, they will often let the sale continue.
So, unfortunately, papers don't always offer proof of product.
Wow
I help out at a local auction...
...by authenticating and appraising watches that are to be auctioned. Last month a consignor sent in an "Omega" with box and papers. The box and papers were real but the watch was an obvious fake.
A few months earlier, a regular consignor gave the auction a "Gucci". Not only was the watch fake, so was the box and all the papers. He was not happy at all with the info, but glad it was caught before being sold.
The "Gucci" was pretty tough for me to tell (not a brand I know much about) and at first I was almost sure it was real, but the box and paperwork looked too cheaply produced. So I Googled the watch's serial number and was surprised to find dozens of the watch for sale, all with the same serial number, and all with box and papers. At one site you could buy as many as you wanted.
The same was true with a "VC Overseas"...I was able to find numerous ones for sale, all with the same serial number (This watch was an obvious fake, even at first glance, but I searched the number just to see what I would find).
So, when in doubt, check online to see if you can find others for sale with the same number. But of course there's still no guarantee just because a search doesn't turn up others...but at least it's one easy step in helping.
but the survivor box is unique... I really doubt it can
Again, if Logan would be so kind to clarify his posts...
Oh no!!!
Sorry to hear what happened, that sucked big time!
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