Question 1: How to identify the authenticity of a watch? Watch
Identification of appearance and movement
From the appearance, the trademark and brand writing marked on the dial and back cover of the genuine watch are clear and complete; the number of diamonds marked on the dial and the movement The actual number of diamonds in the core is consistent; the material indicated on the back cover is consistent with the material used in the case; the watch glass is smooth and clear; the outer edges and corners of the case components are not sharp; the coating has no bubbles and does not fall off. The trademarks and brands marked on the dials and back covers of counterfeit genuine watches are blurred; the number of diamonds marked on the dial does not match the actual number of diamonds in the movement; the outer edges and corners of the case components are rough, and the plating is blistered, peeled off, or accessories are broken.
From the movement point of view, the plywood or pendulum in the genuine watch movement is marked with the corresponding trademark label; the movement is stable in the case assembly; the inside of the movement is clean. There is no trademark sign on the plywood or pendulum of the counterfeit watch movement, or the trademark sign is rough, blurred, skewed, or simply pasted with a small copper piece; the inside of the movement is not clean, and some movements have copper shavings and hair strands. , fingerprints, etc.
Identification of sales price
The price of imported watches is stable within a certain period of time. For example, Japanese brand watches are priced at 2,500-3,000 yuan; Swiss brand watches are priced at more than 1,000 yuan, and some famous brand watches are as high as tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of yuan, such as Rolex, Tudor, Omega, Piaget, etc. . Generally speaking, if there is no special reason for imported watches with a price lower than the above, they are suspected to be fake imported watches or watches with improper origins.
Identification of inspection marks
When consumers purchase imported watches, they should check the seller’s commodity inspection certificate and whether the number on the laser counterfeit mark is the number listed on the certificate. Inside. There are many other ways to identify authenticity, such as using testing instruments to test gold content, travel time accuracy, waterproof performance, watch glass hardness, genuine and fake diamonds, etc. Use actual measurement data to verify whether it is consistent with the data and instructions marked on the imported watch to determine its authenticity. In addition, some famous brand watches have special identification methods due to the movement structure and inherent special markings, but they require professional equipment and instruments for inspection.
Question 2: How to tell whether a watch is authentic or fake? A real high-end watch never leaves any regrets for the buyer. Every detail from the appearance to the movement is so delicate and touching that it truly achieves Good value for money. However, ordinary users cannot distinguish true from false like experts, and can only make preliminary identification based on some characteristics.
1. Look at the movement. First of all, you must be very familiar with the movement model and movement mark used in the real watch. If you encounter a fake watch with a transparent bottom, you can tell the authenticity at a glance. Secondly, you should carefully observe the inscriptions on the movement. The engravings on genuine movements are clear and beautiful, while those on fake watches are rough and have no sense of beauty. Finally, you need to have a deep understanding of the performance of the movement, such as the winding method (manual or automatic, one-way or two-way), the sound of the movement, etc.
2. If you want to change the label after reading it, you should look at the factory label on the bottom of the watch. Usually there will be a brand logo on the label of a famous watch, as well as a watch model number. Some watches will also have laser anti-counterfeiting on the bottom label of the watch
3. Look at the subtle details of the appearance. First, carefully observe the appearance of the watch, including the polishing of the appearance. It depends on whether the polishing technique of the watch is delicate. The polishing of famous watches is very particular, while the craftsmanship of fake watches is far from it. Looking at the fonts, the fonts on real watches are full, while those on fake watches appear to lack confidence. Look at the functions. Most fake watches don’t put much effort into their functions. This is the breakthrough point to see through the fake watches. The functions of many fake watches are just for decoration (such as moon phase, perpetual calendar, tourbillon, etc.), but in fact they have no such function. Look at the hands. Genuine hands can be distinguished from fake ones in terms of length, thickness, shape and material. For example, the "blue steel hands" often used in high-end watches. The color of the hands of the real watch is a full deep blue, which is fired through a complicated process, while the blue of the fake watch is brushed on. Looking at the dial, the commonly used dial techniques for high-end watches include enamel, guilloché, metal radial dial, shell dial, etc. Some watches also have their own unique technology, such as Rolex’s computer dial and Cartier’s pure gold and silver plating. Carved plates, etc. Diamonds and field setting technology: Look at the setting technology, diamond quality and size.
4. Look at the watch glass. The glass of general watches is made of sapphire crystal glass. The easiest way to distinguish it is to tap the glass surface with your fingers. A real sapphire watch mirror will make a crisp sound.
It is inaccurate to use the method of water drops alone to detect whether it is sapphire glass
5. Look at the digital number logo and carefully look at all the number-related logos on the bottom cover of the watch. Fake watches usually have no The rules don’t even correspond to the number of digits in the real watch. Genuine watches are each individually numbered.
6. Look at the icon marks, including the strap mark, buckle mark, watch bottom mark, lug mark, as well as the unique patterns and number marks of gold watches.
7. Look at hidden places. Observe all corners and corners, such as the inside of the watch strap (the leader is numbered). These are the most difficult things to do with a fake watch and are also the areas that buyers are most likely to overlook.
8. Look at the traditional production techniques. They are all traditional techniques, such as the shape of the screws, the grinding and engraving of the bottom of the watch, and the special markings of some watch manufacturers on their own watches.
9. Look at the watch strap. The straps of high-end watches are made of high-quality crocodile leather and are hand-sewn. Both materials and craftsmanship are of the highest quality.
10. Look at the watch box and certificate. The workmanship of the watch box also reflects the value of the watch. The watch box of a high-end watch is very exquisite. The model and unique production serial number of the watch will also be printed on the certificate. , we call it the "birth certificate". Some certificates will have pinhole drilling technology to stamp the watch number on the certificate to prevent counterfeiting.
The above ten methods are only preliminary identification on the surface. If you can master them, I believe they will be helpful to you.
Question 3: How do you tell if a watch is authentic? ① The markings on the dial, handle and back cover of a famous brand watch should be consistent, the appearance is exquisite, the steel seal on the back cover is clear, and the certificate of certification is printed more delicately. ② Open the back cover of the watch. The balance wheel of the genuine watch is gold-plated, while the counterfeit watch is white. Most of the shaft holes of the genuine watch movement have rubies or sapphires. The rubies in the shaft hole above the balance wheel of shock-proof watches are surrounded by rubies. There is a ring of gold, which is an anti-shock spring, while most counterfeit watches are single diamond watches. The copper eyes inlaid in the shaft holes are the same color as the plywood and are round and concave. The movement plywood of genuine watches should be steel products, plastic products, that is, It is a counterfeit watch.
③The sound of the watch moving should be normal. If there are abnormal sounds, it may be a fake watch assembled with defective parts.
Question 4: How to check the authenticity of a Zhishi watch? There is no sound from the electronic watch, but there is a clicking sound behind the watch when the mechanical watch is held close to the ear. When listening through a thicker book, the louder the sound, the more like a thumping sound. good!
Question 5: How to identify the authenticity and movement of a watch
From the appearance: the trademark and brand writing on the dial and back cover of the genuine watch are clear and complete; the dial The number of diamonds marked on it is consistent with the actual number of diamonds in the movement; the material of the back cover is consistent with the material used in the case; the watch glass is smooth and clear; the outer edges and corners of the case components are not sharp; the coating has no bubbles and does not fall off. The trademarks and brands marked on the dials and back covers of counterfeit genuine watches are blurred; the number of diamonds marked on the dial does not match the actual number of diamonds in the movement; the outer edges and corners of the case components are rough, with plating bubbles, falling off, or accessories broken.
From the perspective of the movement: the plywood or pendulum in the genuine trademark movement is marked with the trademark label; the movement is stable in the case assembly; the inside of the movement is clean.
There is no trademark sign on the plywood or pendulum in the counterfeit watch movement, or the trademark sign is rough, blurred, skewed, or simply pasted with a small copper piece; the inside of the movement is not clean, and some movement There are copper shavings, hair strands, fingerprints, etc. in the heart.
Question 6: How to tell the authenticity and price of a watch. The following are just my personal thoughts for your reference. I hope it can help you! 1. Appearance inspection: The shell, plate and belt are integrated and coordinated, full of beauty, and whether the markings are consistent. The outer edges of the watch case are bright and have no sharp edges, and the movement should be stable in the case without shaking; the color of the dial and hands should be normal, and the writing should be clear; the watch glass should be smooth, clear and translucent; the gaps in the back cover should be small, and the writing and patterns should be clear and complete. The strap has straight joints, is flexible and soft, and fits your hand. The coating does not blister or fall off. There should be no serious scratches on any part, and the exterior decorations should not fall off. 2． Mechanical action inspection: When the mechanical watch is loosened, the winding of the crown should be started quickly. For quartz watches with a stop-seconds mechanism, the second hand will not move when the seconds are stopped; if the crown returns to normal, the watch should be able to work normally. 3. Check the coordination difference between the hour and minute hands: When the minute hand coincides with the "12" hour mark, the hour hand should be aligned with the hour mark.
4． Hand setting inspection: When the mechanical watch moves the hand counterclockwise, the second hand is allowed to stop or move backward. However, when the hand is stopped, the second hand should start moving again. 5. Three-hand rub inspection: Move the hour, minute, and second hands to the overlapping position, check the second hand and the glass; whether there is rub between the hour hand and the dial and the three hands, and check one by one at the 3, 6, 9, and 12 o'clock positions. 6. Calendar inspection: For watches with calendar and weekly calendar display functions, when inspecting, there should be no half-digit jump or no jump, and the day jump time should be within 15 minutes before and after the "0" point. 7. Reliability check: The watch must not stop and run under normal conditions of use, and other parts must not fall off on their own. The needle setting mechanism works reliably. 8. Movement quality inspection: According to the standard for analog quartz watches, quartz watches are divided into three levels: high-quality products, first-class products and qualified products. Ordinary mechanical watch standards are divided into three categories: type I, type II and type III according to the diameter of the movement. The travel time quality index of the watch is divided into level 1, 2 and 3 tables. Mechanical watch instantaneous day difference movement assembly diameter mm Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Seconds/day Type I greater than 20 -30～+45 -40～+75 -60～+105 Type II 16～20 -30～+45 -50 ~+95 -70~+135 Type III is less than 16 -40~+85 -60~+115 Quartz watch average instantaneous daily difference level seconds/day Excellent-0.5~+0.5 First-class-1.0~+1.0 Pass-1.5~+ 1.5 The continuous running time of type I watch should be greater than or equal to 36 hours; the continuous running time of type II watch should be greater than or equal to 35 hours; the continuous running time of type III watch should be greater than or equal to 34 hours; the continuous running time of automatic winding watch, type I watch should be 32 hours; the continuous running time of type II watch should be greater than or equal to 34 hours. 30 hours; Type III table is 28 hours. 9. Inspection of logos and markings: a: When consumers purchase watches, they should note that each watch should have an instruction manual, including: factory name, factory address, phone number, operating instructions and implementation standards; the instruction manual of imported watches should have Chinese instructions and agents. Business name, address, etc. b: Generally, watches are marked on the dial or back cover: QUARTA means: quartz watch AUTOMATIC means: automatic mechanical calendar watch Swiss MADE means: Swiss made Swiss MOVT means: the actual Swiss movement should match the meaning marked consistent. 10. After you purchase a watch, if you have any doubts about its quality and authenticity, you should go to a state-authorized watch quality inspection agency for testing, because only this kind of agency has real authority and the inspection report issued by it has legal effect
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Question 7: How to verify the authenticity of Mido watches 1. LOGO Generally, the most easily exposed fake watch is the LOGO, especially the LOGO on the surface. You can use the 4x eyepiece to carefully observe its workmanship. If it is a metal LOGO, the real watch is generally bright and new, while the fake watch LOGO has rough edges, and some parts are irregular; if it is a lacquered watch, the edges of the real watch are smooth and burr-free, while the fake watch's lacquered LOGO has slightly melted edges, and the font There are shades, and you can see more clearly with an 8x eyepiece. (Usually LONGINES, OMEGA, ROLEX and other watches are copied more)
2. Watch mirror
Famous watches generally use sapphire watch mirrors. With the advancement of technology, fake watches have begun to follow suit.
It is generally easy to spot fake watches with sapphire mirrors, because in order to reduce costs, fake watches do not coat the mirror with an anti-reflective layer, let alone double-layer coating, so the reflection is serious under light. , although it does not melt when dripping water, it only needs to be irradiated with ultraviolet light, and the reflection is extremely serious; because the real watch has an anti-reflective coating, it does not reflect much under strong light, and has purple or blue glare.
3. Weight
Nowadays, fake watches, especially J’s ROLEX, in order to ensure a high degree of imitation, lead rings are used in the fake watches to ensure the weight of the fake watches, but you can try the weight of other parts of the fake watches, such as The bracelet part is relatively lighter. At the same time, generally fake watches are relatively light. Even if they are "ballasted" by a lead ring, they still feel strange in the hand.
4. The handle
Generally speaking, the handle of a fake watch is the easiest to reveal. The crowns of fake watches all use the same process, and the polished coating is uneven. Whether it is gram-plated or gold-plated, there are always different shades. If you look closely, you can still see the white part.
If a more realistic watch case is not easily noticeable, you can carefully observe the crown part. In addition, the crowns of many famous watches have their own specifications, while fake watches are almost the same. This can be easily seen by just looking at the appearance of the real watch.
5. Back cover
The back covers of fake watches are not made according to the organization of famous watches. Some (such as OMEGA, AP, etc.) have made the original screw cover into a gland. Interested friends may wish to pay attention to it. Some watch backs are octagonal or have several screws. In order to save costs, fake watches will make nondescript screw-cap shapes.
6. Literal text
You can use an 8x eyepiece to easily detect traces of handwriting on the literal text
7. Number
Famous watch manufacturers have their own fixed numbering rules, and have the serial number of each watch. According to the number, the specifications, model and even the date of manufacture and sales place of the watch can be found. However, fake watches Then only one number is used, or even no number, making it easy to distinguish.
The numbers of some genuine watches appear in different locations on the watch, but how come the fake ones only appear on the back cover of the watch.
8. Watch chain
The workmanship of the watch chain can clearly see the traces of handwork. It must be a fake watch. Although some fake watch straps with butterfly buckles are relatively delicate, there are rough and unpolished details in the moving corners. , as long as you are careful you can find the flaws.
9. Watch hands
If you carefully observe the fake watch hands with an eyepiece, you can find tiny traces, which are the tweezers marks left during installation. You will not see similar traces at all on the real watch.
The shape of the hands of the watch is obviously different from that of the real watch. Even if I have seen a very real J watch, the second hand can still see problems. The second hand of the fake watch is rough and relatively short. This is The biggest problem is that the second hand of a real watch is usually longer than or equal to the length of the minute hand.
I have also seen fake blue steel watch hands, which are usually coated with zinc pigment and have a somewhat transparent feel. However, the blue steel of real watches is blue produced by metal thermal processing. It looks It is deeper and has less light refraction.
10. Movement
Sound: Generally, except for Swiss movement fake watches such as 2824 and 2836, other movements have a frequency of 21600. You only need to pick it up and listen to it, and almost all of them are relatively similar. Slow ticking sound, and most real watches now have frequencies above 28800, but many real watches also have slow swings, so this is just one of them.
Polishing: There is no need to be wordy about this. Generally, fake watches are not polished. However, there are many polished fake movements on the market now, but you can easily find the roughness of the processing with an eyepiece.
Structure: (Each movement has its own different structure, which cannot be imitated by ETA’s 2824)
How to identify a watch
1 ． Observe the case back. All original watches, especially men's watches, must have many English letters printed on the case back, indicating the watch brand name, country of production, and... >>
Question 8 : How to identify a genuine Swiss watch from a fake one? The case of a Swiss watch should be symmetrical and free of scratches and blisters, and the back cover and case should be tightly screwed together. The two pairs of holes for installing the strap spring should be centered and of appropriate depth to prevent the strap spring from falling off easily. In addition, the surface cover should be smooth and transparent, without scratches and defects. The coating on the dial and hands should be bright, and the minute and second scale lines and luminous dots on the dial should be perfectly illuminated. Method 2 for identifying Swiss watches: Check the sensitivity of the watch. The sensitivity of a Swiss watch refers to how quickly the balance wheel in the watch starts on its own. If an unwinded watch is shaken slightly and the second hand starts and then stops quickly, or if the second hand starts to move after only winding the clockwork two or three times, it shows the sensitivity of the watch. For high-frequency fast (pendulum) watches, due to the greater stiffness of the hairspring, it takes a few more windings and windings before the second hand moves. This is a normal phenomenon and does not mean that the sensitivity is low. Method 3 for identifying Swiss watches: Check the performance of the winding spring of the watch. When winding a normal Swiss watch, your hand should feel loose and gradually tighten. When it does not move, it means that the spring has been fully wound. If there is an abnormal sound of "chirping, chirping" when winding, or the stem slips, it indicates that there is something wrong with the winding part.
Method 4 for identifying Swiss watches: Check the gap and mutual position of the hands. There should be a certain gap between the hands, dial and cover of a Swiss watch, as well as between the hour, minute and second hands. They should not rub against each other, otherwise the effect will be affected. Move around. Set the hour and minute hands to three o'clock, six o'clock, nine o'clock, twelve o'clock and other positions respectively. When it is at three o'clock or nine o'clock, the two needles should be at right angles; when it is at six o'clock, the two needles should be in a straight line; When it is twelve o'clock, the two needles should fit together. If this is not the case, the minute hand and hour hand are not installed correctly relative to each other.
Question 9: How to tell whether the leather strap of a genuine watch is genuine or fake? Ten Tips for Identifying the Authenticity of a Watch: Look at the movement. First of all, you must be very familiar with the movement model and movement logo used in the real watch. If you encounter a fake watch with a transparent bottom, you can tell the authenticity at a glance. Secondly, you should carefully observe the inscriptions on the movement. The engravings on genuine movements are clear and beautiful, while those on fake watches are rough and have no sense of beauty. Finally, it is necessary to have an in-depth understanding of the performance of the movement, such as the winding method (manual or automatic, one-way or two-way), and the sound of the movement. Change the label after reading. Look at the factory label on the bottom of the watch. Usually there will be a brand logo on the label of a famous watch, as well as a watch model number. Some watches will also have laser anti-counterfeiting on the bottom label. Look at the subtle details of the appearance. First, carefully observe the appearance of the watch, including the polishing of the appearance: see whether the polishing technique of the watch is delicate. The polishing of famous watches is very particular, but the craftsmanship of fake watches is far from it. Font: The font of the real watch is full, while the font of the fake watch appears lack of confidence. Function: Most fake watches will work hard on functions, which is the breakthrough point to see through fake watches. The functions of many fake watches are just decorations (such as moon phase, perpetual calendar, tourbillon, etc.) but actually do not have this function. Indicators: The indicators of genuine products can be distinguished from fake ones in terms of length, thickness, shape and material. For example, the "blue steel index" often used in high-end watches. The color of the index on the real watch is a full and faint blue, which is fired through a complicated process, while the blue on the fake watch is brushed on. P-side: Commonly used P-side techniques for high-end watches include enamel, guilloché, metal radiation P-side, shell P-side, etc. Some watches also have their own unique technologies, such as Rolex’s computer P, Cartier’s pure Gold plated silver carved P surface, etc. Diamonds and setting techniques: Look at setting techniques, diamond quality and size. Watch glass: The glass of general watches is made of sapphire crystal glass. The easiest way to distinguish it is to tap the glass surface with your fingers. A real sapphire watch mirror will make a crisp sound. Look at the digital number logo. Look carefully at all the digital-related logos on the bottom cover of the watch. Fake watches usually have no rules, and they don’t even correspond to the number of digits on the real watch. Genuine watches are each individually numbered. Look at the imprints shown in the picture, including strap imprints, buckle imprints, watch bottom imprints, lug imprints, as well as patterns and digital imprints unique to gold watches. Look at the hidden places and observe all the corners, such as the inside of the watch strap (the leader is numbered). These are the most difficult things to do with a fake watch and are also the areas that buyers are most likely to overlook. Looking at the traditional production techniques, they are all traditional techniques, such as the shape of the screws, the grinding and engraving of the bottom of the watch, and the special markings of some watch manufacturers on their own watches. Look at the watch strap. The strap of the high-end watch is made of high-quality crocodile leather and is hand-sewn. Both materials and craftsmanship are of the highest quality. Look at the watch box and certificate. The workmanship of the watch box also reflects the value of the watch. The watch box of a high-end watch is very exquisite. The model and unique production serial number of the watch will also be printed on the certificate. We call it "birth paper" . Some certificates will have pinhole drilling technology to stamp the watch number on the certificate to prevent counterfeiting. How to choose a mechanical watch? As a precision mechanical timing instrument and decorative item, mechanical watches must be both practical and decorative. High-quality watches are accurate, easy to use, fine in craftsmanship, and beautiful in appearance. They can run continuously for more than 36 hours when fully wound, and are durable. Some watches are also waterproof, shockproof, and antimagnetic. Counterfeit watches are generally sold through abnormal channels. Its characteristics are: using beautiful appearance as bait, while the internal machine adopts poor quality plastic movement, rough production process "rough horse" watch movement, poor processing precision and low assembly quality movement, pretending to be a domestic or imported famous watch. Sales, its travel time error is large and its service life is short. It takes some experience to identify fake and inferior watches, and it is difficult for ordinary consumers to identify their authenticity. In order to avoid purchasing counterfeit watches, consumers should carefully identify trademarks when purchasing, especially those of famous brands with distinctive features. The authenticity can also be distinguished based on the characteristic structures of some models (such as the winding handle sealing device, calendar setting device, back cover screwing structure, etc.).
You should try to choose models with better quality and repair parts (domestic ones such as Z1, Z, series, KLC, LSS series, imported ones such as ETA2750, ETA2851 series, 371, 2660 series, etc.). When purchasing mechanical watches, you should pay attention to the following points: 1. Appearance. Visual inspection of the shell, surface, and needle shows that there are no "trachoma" or scratches, the coating is bright, and there is no color difference, and the back cover should be tightly screwed together. 2． Starting performance. Slowly rotate the winding handle to wind the clock while observing the second hand. Generally, the fewer winding rotations required to start the second hand, the better the starting performance of the watch. 3． Kamijou. It feels easy in the hand when winding and there is no noise. Except for the slippage after the automatic watch is fully wound... >>
Question 10: How to identify the authenticity of the watch? How to identify the authenticity of a watch? Look at the LOGO
Generally, the most easily exposed fake watch is the LOGO, especially the LOGO on the surface. You can use the 4x eyepiece to carefully observe its workmanship. If it is a metal LOGO, the real watch is generally bright and new, while the fake watch LOGO has rough edges, and some parts are irregular; if it is a lacquered watch, the edges of the real watch are smooth and burr-free, while the fake watch's lacquered LOGO has slightly melted edges, and the font There are shades, and you can see more clearly with an 8x eyepiece. (Usually Longines, Tissot, OMEGA, ROLEX and other watches are copied more)
How to identify the authenticity of a watch? Look at the watch mirror
Famous watches generally use sapphire mirrors. With technology, With the progress, fake watches also began to follow suit. Fake watches with sapphire mirrors are generally easy to spot, because in order to reduce costs, fake watches do not coat the mirror with an anti-reflective layer, let alone double-layer coating, so the reflection is serious under light. Although it does not melt even if it drips water, Just shine it with ultraviolet light, and the reflection will be extremely serious; because the real watch has an anti-reflective coating, it will not reflect much under strong light, and will have purple or blue glare.
How to identify the authenticity of a watch? Think about the weight
Nowadays, fake watches, especially ROLEX, in order to ensure a high degree of imitation, lead rings are used in the fake watches to ensure the weight of the fake watches. But you can try the weight of other parts, such as the bracelet, which is relatively lighter. At the same time, generally fake watches are relatively light. Even if they are "ballasted" by a lead ring, they still feel strange in the hand.
How to identify the authenticity of a watch? Generally speaking, the crown of a fake watch is the easiest to reveal. The crowns of fake watches all use the same process, and the polished coating is uneven. Whether it is gram-plated or gold-plated, there are always different shades. If you look closely, you can still see the white part. If a more realistic watch case is not easily noticeable, you can carefully observe the crown part. In addition, the crowns of many famous watches have their own specifications, while fake watches are almost the same. This can be easily seen by just looking at the appearance of the real watch.
How to identify the authenticity of a watch? Look at the back cover
The back covers of imitation watches are not made according to the organization of famous watches. Some (such as OMEGA, AP, etc.) use the original screw cover to make It has become a gland. Friends who are interested may wish to pay attention to it themselves. Some watch backs are octagonal or have several screws. In order to save costs, fake watches will make nondescript screw-cap shapes. Traces of handwriting can be easily detected using an 8x eyepiece.
How to identify the authenticity of a watch? Look at the serial number
Famous watch manufacturers have their own fixed marking rules, and have the serial number of each watch. According to this number, the watch can be found The specifications, model, and even the date of manufacture and place of sale are included, while fake watches only use a number or even no number, making it easy to distinguish. Some genuine watches have numbers appearing in different locations on the watch, while fake ones only appear on the back cover of the watch.
How to identify the authenticity of a watch? Look at the watch chain
The workmanship of the watch chain can clearly see the traces of handwork, so it must be an imitation watch. Although some fake watch straps with butterfly buckles are relatively delicate. . However, there are rough and unpolished details in the moving corners, and you can find flaws as long as you are careful.
How to identify the authenticity of a watch? Look at the hands
If you observe the fake watch hands carefully with an eyepiece, you can find tiny traces, which are the tweezers marks left during installation. The real watch has no traces at all. You will see similar traces.
The shape of the hands of the watch is obviously different from that of the real watch. Even if I have seen a very real J watch, the second hand can still see problems. The second hand of the fake watch is rough and relatively short. This is the biggest problem. The real watch is average. The second hand is longer than or equal to the length of the minute hand. I have also seen fake blue steel watch hands. They are usually coated with zinc pigment and have a somewhat transparent feel. The blue steel of real watches is a blue color produced by metal thermal processing. It looks darker and refracts light more. Small.
How to identify the authenticity of a watch? Look at the movement
Sound: Generally, except for fake watches with Swiss movements such as 2824 and 2836, other movements have a frequency of 21600. You You just need to pick it up and listen to it, and you will see that it is almost a slow ticking sound. Nowadays, most real watches have frequencies above 28800, but many real watches also have slow swings, so this is just one of them.
Polishing: There is no need to be wordy about this. Generally, fake watches are not polished. However, there are many polished fake movements on the market now, but you can easily find the roughness of the processing with an eyepiece.
Structure: (Each movement has its own different structure, which cannot be imitated by ETA’s 2824)...>>