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[willy]

Tio Malo Skrev:

Citat:Vintage is the most dangerous field for dealers , especially brands like Rolex - Omega - Patek - etc etc

Øhh... hvad mener du, Willy ? Hvorfor er vintage farligt ? Ærligt talt, jeg fatter ikke hvad du mener.

Citat:I often wonder why many dealers just look at a watch for about 10 seconds , and do a deal on it .

Fordi, én som har haft hundreder - eller tusinder - af ure gennem sine hænder kender uret. Er man alligevel i tvivel, så åbner man kronen og trækker. Der er trods alt ikke endnu opfundet nogle kinesiske ETA-kopi værker som føles som f. eks. Rolex, når man trækker dem op.

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What i mean John is that vintage watches require specialist knowledge of the watch in question . As you know even auction houses like Sothebys have been fooled by fakes in the past . Newer watches are easier to verify and value .

The watch i mentioned did not have a cheap caliber in it , but it did have a real ETA caliber With a watch costing 85000 dkr. that maybe cost 20000 kr. to make by the brand . I think counterfitters would be willing to make very very good copys for say 5-6000 kr or maybe more . The profits are huge .
Willy