Alright, so the other day, I decided I wanted to get one of those fancy High imitation Rolex watches, you know, the No-Date Black Submariner. They’re all the rage, and I figured, why not? Everyone’s flaunting them, so I jumped on the bandwagon.
First, I started asking around. I mean, where do you even get these things? Turns out, there are these “Specialty Stores” that sell them. So, I found one nearby and went in, feeling all important and stuff. I knew I wanted that No-Date Black Submariner that’s super popular. I saw it everywhere on the TV and on the street.
When I got there, the guy in the store started showing me all these different watches. He was going on about “42mm” and “43mm,” which I guess is the size? He showed me a few options, including the “Omega Seamaster” and “Rolex Sea-Dweller,” but I was set on the Submariner.
Looking for Clues
He handed me one, and I started looking it over. Now, I’m no expert, but I remembered reading something online about how to spot a fake. They said to check how the bezel moves. Apparently, on a real Rolex, it turns super smooth, “like butter.” So, I tried it, and it felt kind of stiff. Not a good sign.
Then I looked closer at the details. They are important, you know. The weight, the little markings, the dial, and the hands. I tried to remember what a real Rolex looks like from pictures I’d seen. This one seemed okay, but I wasn’t 100% sure.
The Real Deal?
I asked the guy about the materials. He said they used “stainless steel” and “sapphire crystal,” which sounded fancy, but who knows if he was telling the truth. But I know that something you keep, something you pass down, I should check those things.
In the end, I decided not to buy it. It just didn’t feel right. It’s a lot of money to spend on something that might be fake. I saw another one at the official store, and it was so expensive! More than a year’s worth of crops! And they just tell the time, like any other watch. I figured I’d rather save my money for something more important. Or just use the sun to tell time, ha!
- First: I made the decision to buy a High imitation Rolex No-Date Black Submariner.
- Second: I found a specialty store and went there.
- Third: I checked the bezel, the details, and the materials of the watch.
- Fourth: I felt something was not right and decided not to buy it.
- Last: I realized that it’s a lot of money and chose to give up.
Maybe one day I’ll get a real Rolex, but for now, I’m good. It’s not worth getting ripped off. It’s all about the look, you know? But I don’t want to get fooled by the shiny stuff. So, if you’re thinking about getting one of these High imitation watches, just be careful. Do your research, and don’t be afraid to walk away if something doesn’t feel right. And the No-Date Black Submariner, it is a good one. But make sure you know what you are doing.
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