20 Most Recent Rolex Daytona 116520 Wrist Watch - Page 3 Questions & Answers

It's fake I've seen that particular replica 20 time at least. Aside from the winner engraving on the back the sub dials are a calandra on the fake and are a cosomograph on the real.

Sorry but you are not winner. I see that particular counterfeit a few times every year. Its got a little checked flag behind where it says that and the sticker is green. Maybe next time you will win a real but not today.

You can distinguish real or fake.the real is heavy than the fake,fake is lighter.the color the real one is not to shine is dull,the fake is very shiney compare to real,the metal they use the real uses stainless,titanium and gold.The fake is nickel plate or zinc metal.the engraving the real is deep seated engraving,the fake is on the top only not so deep.I can't say your watch is real or fake,basing on serial number,the emitator can emitate the number.I gave you a tip how you know the real or fake.

How do you know if it is a fake or the genuine article? How much did you pay for it? Did it come in a box with proper documentation (like warranty, a receipt from a reputable store)? Was it given to you by a person who you know can afford to pay the list of the item? All these questions should give you an idea if it is genuine or a cheap imitation.

It's a fake. If it were real you'd have bought it in a real jewelry store with a Rolex franchise. Real Rolex watches aren't sold on street corners. Take it into any jewelry store,they'll tell you for sure.

I would suggest only buying from an authorized dealer that sells watches with their original serial number intact. Especially for a high-end watch like a Rolex.

I'm going to venture to say that this watch is a counterfeit, has a quartz movement and needs the battery replaced.

Does the watch itself have a serial number on it? If the watch was manufactured after 2005, there is a chance that it will have the serial number engraved on the rehaut (inside metal circle under the crystal). If not, it will be engraved on the watch case under the band at the 6:00 position. Maybe they mean it was polished off? If it is, that is a problem if you were to ever want to get it serviced by Rolex or if you ever wanted to resell it.If you provide the serial number they gave you, I am happy to run a check to see if it is a reported counterfeit.