Tudor watches are divided into genuine and fake

1. Look at the appearance. First look at the dial. The very obvious difference is the dial of the watch. The dial of the imitation watch lacks three-dimensionality, while the dial of the real watch has a strong three-dimensionality and you can see clear textures. Secondly, look at the bottom cover: TUDOR never makes a see-through back cover. If you find that the back cover of the watch is equipped with glass, it must be fake. If it is not see-through, it does not mean it is genuine. The picture above teaches you how to distinguish the authenticity of a Tudor watch by looking at the red anti-counterfeiting label on the back. Third, look at the watch chain. Teach you how to check the authenticity of a Tudor watch from the bracelet. If it is a gold K gold bracelet, the words 18K gold will be marked on the strap. In addition, the original Tudor bracelet will also be marked with a 3A mark. Many imitations do not have this. There will be a mark! In addition, the authenticity can be clearly distinguished from the color of the bracelet. The genuine Tudor bracelet is very bright in color, while the imitation is dull. The above three points are tips for identifying the appearance and workmanship of Tudor watches!

Second, look at the movement. From the inside of the Tudor watch, we will teach you how to check the authenticity of the Tudor watch movement! This point is the most critical. There are some imitation watches. The appearance can basically be the same as the real watch, but the movement will be replaced by other defective movements in order to save costs! Nowadays, many websites selling for about 2-3K use defective movements. (Tudor counters use ETA movements), and those selling for less than 1K use movements of inferior quality. The first step in movement comparison is to see whether the autopilot has a LOGO. Tudor watches will have the Tudor LOGO printed on the autopilot, but imitations generally do not! The second is to look at the shock absorbers. Nowadays, Tudor movements generally use Older ETA movements basically have gourd-type shock absorbers instead of triangular shock absorbers. The second and most critical step in comparing movements is to look at the printing below the movement’s shock absorbers.

3. Look at the packaging. Finally, look at the packaging of the watch, including instructions, international warranty card, watch box, etc. It is also an effective reference for identifying the authenticity of Tudor watches. The identity certificate, instruction manual, and warranty card of the Tudor watch should be packed in the box together with the watch. Special attention should be paid to the red international warranty card. When it is placed under a UV fluorescent lamp, special effects will appear. The fake watch has no changes.