Hey guys, it’s been a while! Today I wanna share my little adventure with this High imitation Rolex Two-tone Blue Submariner I’ve been messing around with. You know, the classic style that just never gets old.
So, I started by hitting up Temu, just browsing around, not really expecting to find much. I typed in “Watch Two Tone” and boom, a whole bunch of options popped up. I wasn’t really looking for a Rolex, but then I saw it – that two-tone Submariner with the blue dial. Man, it looked good, even just in the pictures.
I was like, “Okay, let’s see what the real deal is about.” I did a bit of digging, found some forums where people were debating about the blue or black dial for the two-tone Submariner from 2018. There were all these posts about how to spot a real Rolex from a fake one, and honestly, it got me thinking – could I really tell the difference?
I read up on it, and apparently, the two-tone Submariner with the blue dial is pretty much the definition of luxury. It’s not just a watch; it’s like a status symbol. But here’s the thing, I was just curious about the look, not the status. So I decided to go for the high imitation version.
The waiting was the worst part. Every day I’d check the tracking, and finally, it arrived. I unboxed it, and I gotta say, it looked pretty damn close to the pictures. The weight felt right, about 130g, just like the real ones. I knew that only the middle links and the crown were supposed to be gold, and they looked the part.
- First, I wore it around the house, just to get a feel for it.
- Then, I took it out for a spin, wore it to a few casual outings with friends.
- I even wore it to a more formal event, just to see if anyone would notice.
And you know what? Nobody could tell the difference. I mean, unless you’re a watch expert or something, you wouldn’t know it’s not the real deal.
I kept reading about these watches, found out that the two-tone models are way more expensive than the steel ones because, duh, gold is expensive. And they hold their value for a while, but it goes down over time, even with Rolex.
My Takeaway
Honestly, this whole experience was pretty eye-opening. I got the look I wanted without breaking the bank. Plus, it was fun to see if people could spot that it wasn’t a real Rolex. It’s like I had a little secret on my wrist.
Would I recommend it? If you’re into the look and don’t wanna drop a ton of cash, yeah, why not? It’s a solid piece, looks good, and feels good. Just don’t go around trying to pass it off as the real thing, that’s not cool.
Alright, that’s my story about my little adventure with the high imitation Rolex Two-tone Blue Submariner. Hope you guys found it interesting!
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