Okay, so, I really wanted to get one of those high imitation Rolex New Green Submariner watches, you know, the “Original order” ones that everyone’s talking about. These things are supposed to be pretty close to the real deal, but they cost way less. I started by digging around online, looking for places that sell them.
I found a bunch of online stores claiming to have the best high imitation Rolexes. I read through tons of product descriptions and looked at all the pictures. It was kind of a pain, honestly. Lots of the photos were the same, or they looked really low quality. Some sites were just plain sketchy. I spent hours comparing what different sellers were offering, trying to figure out who was legit and who was just trying to scam me. I mean these things can still be a couple hundred bucks, so I didn’t want to get ripped off.
- Checked a lot of online stores.
- Compared prices and what they were offering.
- Tried to find reviews to see what other people said.
After looking around, I finally picked a seller that seemed okay. They had decent pictures, some reviews that seemed real, and the price was in the range I was expecting. I placed my order and then just had to wait. It felt like forever, but the watch finally showed up at my door. I ripped open the package like a kid on Christmas morning.
Unboxing and First Impressions
First thing I did was look at the watch really closely. I checked the cyclops, you know, the little magnifying thing over the date. It seemed pretty close to the 2.5x magnification I saw on pictures of real Rolexes. The date numbers were centered pretty well in the little window too, which is something these fakes apparently get wrong a lot.
I also checked out the movement. The second hand was ticking pretty smoothly. I heard real Rolexes tick like 8 times a second, and this one was at least close. It wasn’t just jumping from second to second like a cheap quartz watch. I spent a good amount of time just looking at all the details, the serial numbers and stuff like that. There were some numbers there, but I didn’t immediately recognize them as the “red flag” ones I’d read about, like ending in L6V6, U9N5, or Y2L3. And it didn’t start with any of the suspicious ones either, like ER6J or K28.
Honestly, this high imitation Rolex is pretty impressive for the price. It definitely looks and feels a lot better than I expected. I’m not saying it’s exactly like a real one, but it’s close enough to fool most people, I think. I’ve been wearing it around for a while now, and no one’s called me out on it. I even got a few compliments! I’m not trying to pass it off as a real one, but it’s fun to wear, and it scratches that itch for a nice watch without breaking the bank.
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