Identifying Precision Craftsmanship: CollectWatches vs Authentic Timepieces

Collectwatches Any belt, whether it is cowhide or crocodile leather, whether it is one or two hundred or one or two thousand, is a consumable product rather than a durable product! They are all consumables, not durable goods! They are all consumables, not durable goods (important)! water proof! water proof! water proof! Water is the enemy of the belt, especially rain.

Moving parts: The movement is made in a small workshop to imitate the movement, sellers often tell you it is a Pearl or Seagull movement, in fact, it is not at all. Although Seagull's sports are domestic sports, the quality is relatively reliable and the price is not that cheap.

Look at the number logos: Look carefully at all the number-related logos on the case back. Imitation watches are often irregular and do not even match the number of digits of the real watch. The real watch is each independent number.

Look at the icon imprint: raw materials and imprints are unified, and almost every raw material will have an imprint or text to explain it. Common marks can be found on the back of the case, lugs, buckles, etc. When you can't see clearly, you can use a magnifying glass to check. (There are top Collecton the market that are probably not so easy to distinguish)