Casio high-end watches, such as mountaineering series, marine series, and G-shock new watches with solar models, no fakes! ! 1. Can’t be made. Because the Mountaineering Series and Marine Series contain high-tech triple sensors, counterfeiters cannot imitate them. Once you get the watch, you can easily identify it by simply trying out all the functions. Therefore, no one would be stupid enough to make a profit from such a fake watch. In addition, it is difficult for counterfeiters to imitate the new G-shock in a short time. Even if some old models are fake, it is relatively easy to tell visually. If some friends are not familiar with Casio and still want to buy parallel imports, it is best to buy the high-end watches I mentioned. 2. No man-made. Without huge market demand, counterfeiters have no profit. Even if Casio watches are cheap, I don’t think they will have as big a market as mobile phones. Counterfeiters don't bother with this. In addition, no matter how expensive a Casio watch is, it only costs a few thousand yuan. Unlike fake Rolex watches, there are huge profits to be made. If there are fake Casio watches on the market, it is because the watch factory put a brand on them to show off, and they are not deliberately forged. It is easy to identify the authenticity of such a watch. 3. It cannot be disassembled. Some friends are worried that the watch movement will be replaced, etc. In fact, there is no need to worry about this. Casio watches are made with precision, and most people will not be able to install them when they open them. It's not like a mobile phone that can be taken apart. Since it cannot be dismantled, there is no need to worry about refurbishing the old watch. Even the few people who have the skills to dismantle watches will not do such a thankless task. Have you ever seen a locksmith making money by stealing people? Based on the above reasons, when buying Casio watches, you need to choose whether to buy parallel imports or licensed products without worrying about buying fakes. 2. Parallel imports are exactly the same as licensed imports. 1. Casio watches do not have factories in mainland China. The watch production areas are distributed in Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Thailand and other places. Watches of the same model must come from the same factory. Therefore, as long as the watches we buy are of the same model, they come from the same factory. There will be no difference depending on the place of purchase. 2. There are no localization issues with the watch. Casio watch menus are in English and numbers only and are used worldwide. Unlike mobile phones which need to be localized according to the market. For example, if a NOKIA mobile phone is sold in China, the simplified menu must be Chineseized; if it is sold in Hong Kong, the traditional menu must be Chineseized; if it is sold in Japan, it needs "Japanese". Hong Kong-made mobile phones are difficult to use because when sold to the mainland, the chip characters and so on need to be refreshed. And this work is not done by the manufacturer, so it often happens that the mobile phone cannot realize all functions, or even crashes. Furthermore, the watch is an isolated product that does not require external support and will not be affected by changes in location. At most, the radio wave timing products designed for Japan cannot provide timing when brought to China. It will not be unusable due to frequency system and other issues. Therefore, no matter where we buy the watch or use the watch, it is the same Casio! 3. Moral issues Many Casio fans believe that buying parallel imports avoids national tax and is immoral. In fact, the reason why the price difference between licensed and parallel imported Casio watches is huge is taxation, but this is not the main reason. The fundamental reason lies in the Japanese company Casio's sales strategy to China. The same product is sold at different prices through its authorized channels. Casio prices watches sold in China significantly higher than in other regions. A convincing example is the huge price difference between men's watches such as G-shock and mountaineering series. Comparing mainland products with Hong Kong products, the price difference is basically more than double. As for the Baby-G series, there is a difference in pricing, but not much. Interested friends can compare online parallel-import prices with licensed products and will find that the price of parallel-imported products for G-shock and mountaineering series is generally less than 1/2 of that of licensed products; while the price of Baby-G is not much different. Thinking conversely, if the price difference is really caused by taxes, then the magnitude of the difference should be the same. Will the country set separate tax rates for G-shock and Baby-G? I don’t want to define this market strategy and behavior as “discrimination” against China, but at least our purchase of parallel imports can prompt Casio to adjust its pricing strategy.

Let more friends own Casio, and let more friends spend less money. There is no moral issue here. Why do everyone prefer to go to Hong Kong to buy emojis, but turn their noses up at buying parallel imports? There is no difference between them. If there is, it is nothing more than someone buying it from Hong Kong for you and making a profit from it. 4. Maintenance Some friends don’t buy parallel imports. In fact, they don’t have so many concerns. There is only one thing: licensed products have warranty. This is true, but one of the main reasons why Casio is loved is its excellent quality. Many people wear a Casio electronic watch for ten years. Don't worry about quality problems within a year. However, nothing is absolute. What if the watch breaks down within a year of purchase? There are two solutions: 1. Find the seller to repair. If the seller has purchase channels, he will have warranty channels. Get it repaired in Hong Kong or Shenzhen. Because it's not that the Hong Kong bank doesn't have a warranty, it has to be repaired in Hong Kong. In the same way, the watch you buy in Hong Kong must be repaired in Hong Kong. Why is no one worried about the watch bought in Hong Kong breaking within a year? 2. Buy a new one, two watches are cheaper than one. If you buy two watches within a year and both break, according to reliability theory, this is impossible. If this really happens, I suggest you buy a lottery ticket! 5. Purchasing Problems Generally, parallel imports are purchased online. If you find a reputable merchant, there will be no problem. People will not lose their credibility just to lie to you once. Note that you must ask him whether it is licensed or parallel imports. If he says it’s a licensed product, he’s definitely deceiving you and you’ll have to find another seller; if he says it’s parallel import, he’s being honest and reliable