Hi guys
I'm in the market for a replica rolex gmt II, does anyone have any suggestions on good sites where I can can purchase a good quality replica without risks of being ripped off.
Regards
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Hi guys
I'm in the market for a replica rolex gmt II, does anyone have any suggestions on good sites where I can can purchase a good quality replica without risks of being ripped off.
Regards
Lol buddy, with a first post like that i am not surprised you got any answer and probably i think nobody will answer your question, unless you introduce yourself, tell us a bit about what kind of watches do you like and since when you got the watch bug ;)
There is a Trusted Dealer (TD's) list here for not "being ripped off". Not that is hobby isn't totally legal (illegal in most of the countries) and you are not purchasing watches on amazon or eBay so i will advice you to make some research to find out with who you will make your first order. There is plenty of information here, about different watches from different brands and sellers that offer them. TD also offer some special shipping method to EU for avoiding customs. Now about he "good quality replica" of a GMT Master II you will have to make some research and find out which replica from which factory you prefer as they all have flaws and good specs, it will depends on which flaw you can live with or not, and note that most of our TD's here offers the same watches from the same factories ( few exceptions though ). So you just have to find out with who you want to go and for what.
I hope this will help you.
ProHunter
Welcome, and as mentioned above, check out the TD section. FYI, you should PM the TD, instead of placing orders through their site.
No mate, not a PM, they usually don't reply to PM, only Angus can be contact by PM. The best way to contact a TD, is to send him an email.Quote:
Originally Posted by Malkovich
Yes, you're right. Email is generally better. I usually work with Angus. I just meant to contact them first (through any means), as TD websites are just a collection of watches they had sold in the past, or might be able to get.Quote:
Originally Posted by ProHunter
Yes you're right contacting them first before ordering is definitely a good move, because sometimes in their website they shows some watches that they don't have in stock anymore, so you will avoid a refund then ..Quote:
Originally Posted by Malkovich
Cool. We got that cleared up.
Lol....OP, welcome to the forum.
As my learned members above have already stated, best advice is to firstly read the rules and then use the 'search' facility.
The TDs are here for a good reason and many of us have extensive collection of both rep and gen alike, most of which came from said dealers.
Best of luck though.
:welcome:
Clean makes the best GMT imo