1. Appearance

The trademark logo and well-known brand handwriting marked on the case and back cover of the counterfeit genuine Longines watch are blurred; the number of diamonds marked on the case and the movement The actual number of diamonds inside is inconsistent; the outer corners of the case and strap are not smooth, and the coating may be bubbling, falling off, or parts may be cracked.

2. Inspection mark

When purchasing a Longines watch, consumers should check the supplier’s commodity inspection certificate and whether the serial number on the counterfeit label is listed on the certificate. within the serial number. There are many other ways to identify authenticity, such as using test instruments to detect authenticity, mechanical watch error accuracy, moisture resistance, watch glass hardness, authentic diamonds, etc.

3. Movement

Looking from the movement, the straight plywood or pendulum in the movement of a genuine Longines watch is marked with the corresponding trademark logo; the movement Firm in watch case and strap parts; clean inside watch core. There is no trademark wording on the plywood or balancer of counterfeit Longines watch movements, or the trademark handwriting is rough, blurred, tilted, or simply glued with a small metal piece.

Extended information:

Longines watches have many categories, mainly two categories, mechanical watches and quartz watches. When purchasing, we must not only consider its price and appearance, but also Check out its precision and functionality. The hands of a watch represent its functions. Generally speaking, the more hands there are, the more functions there are and the more complex the watch will be. ?

The most common watch has three hands, that is, the hands indicating hours, minutes, and seconds on the clock, and they all come out from the core hole of the dial. Many years ago, the hands indicating seconds on the clock The pointer that is at the center of the dial is called the "big three hand", and the pointer that indicates the seconds on the clock is at 6 o'clock on the dial, it is called the "hand that indicates the seconds on the small clock".

In the watch market, it is found that watches with three large hands are more expensive than other watches. This starts with the movement structure of the watch. Since watches with three large hands have more parts, just The center drive also has two wheel splints, and the center drive has multiple sprockets. It should be said that more classical watches evolved from wall clocks, so they all have hands indicating seconds on small clocks.