1. From the picture, it can be seen that the steel edges of the watch back and chain screws are not rounded at all and are too large. The genuine ones are all small screws with even grooves and even depths. There are only 4 on the back of the watch. Screws;

2. The CARTIER trademark on the dial is too large, and at least two letters can be squeezed into the beginning and end of the original letters;

3. The small button for adjusting the time The gaps are uneven, and the small buttons of the real watch are almost close to the outer contour;

4. I was completely defeated by item 4. The trademark on the strap buckle is reversed. The genuine trademark is from the one you put in the picture. The position is not upright, but backwards, that is to say, when you hold the dial from the front and turn it around to the buckle position, the trademark you see is the real one;

5. Other than the feel, the roundness of the dial, the protrusions of the Roman numerals, etc., I won’t talk about it because I can’t touch it.

Cartier is a French watch and jewelry manufacturer founded in 1847 by Louis-Fran?ois Cartier at 31 Rue Montorgueil in Paris. It is now a subsidiary company of Swiss Richemont Group (Compagnie Financière Richemont SA).

In 1874, his son Yafa Cartier inherited its management rights, and his grandsons Louis Cartier, Pierre Cartier and James Cartier developed it into a world-famous brand. In 1904, he designed the world's first wrist watch, the Cartier Santos, for pilot Alberto Santos Domen.