Replica Rolex Watch Fakes
How to Tell a Fake Rolex from a Real One & Find Swiss-Made Authentic Used Watches

When people think of replica Rolex watches most guys get visions of unscrupulous street vendors selling cheesy fakes out of the backs of vans, ready to vamonos when law comes near.

But today, thanks to the Internet, the business of selling replica Rolex and other famous name watches is booming. And unlike the street vendors watches, many of the Swiss made Rolex replicas have moved much closer in recent years to their authentic Rolex counterparts. They offer precision engineering at about 10% of the cost of even a used Rolex watch. Our recommendation to Great Guys is that they score a great deal on a used Rolex instead.  Swiss Authentic Used Watches Will Last Longer and Become Heirlooms you Can Hand Down to Your Children.

But, if you're determined to buy a replica watch (we recommend you buy a used rolex instead), and your conscious can accept owning a product that you know is a fake, there are things to keep in mind before going online and ordering a fake Rolex.

• Most dealers who sell replica watches make note that the products are in fact, not authentic brand models. This is one way these manufacturers skirt the law. If you buy from a dealer who represents his product as the real thing, both he and you are breaking the law.
• Even among these watches, there are different grades of quality. It might sound like splitting hairs, but there really is a difference between a replica and a knock-off. A knock-off typically is cheaply made in Asia. They might look similar to the brands they're imitating, but things like the name might be changed. For example a Rolex might be Rollex or something similar. A replica is a near exact duplicate of the original and usually contains high-quality movements and metals.



• Laws that cover the shipping of counterfeit products vary from state to state as well as country to country. Be sure to check with the online business you're buying from to see if they're able to ship to your address before you make your purchase. You definitely don't want your purchase delivered by a US Treasury Agent.
• Remember that these watches are skirting the law as it is, so you probably won't get a warranty or have any luck returning merchandise when you buy a replica.
• Like the variations in watch quality, the distributors of replica watches vary as well. You'll find that these companies run the gamut from dependable retailers who operate inside the law to fly-by-night operations out to take your money and run. Do your homework on the retailer you wish to buy from.
• You might not know it, but now with FedEx and UPS you have the option on COD orders to inspect your item before you hand over your money. Make sure to thoroughly look over your replica watch before you pay.

At Great Guy Life we know that there are many reasons why a guy might want to purchase a replica Rolex watch. Even though we recommend you buy a used Rolex instead, only you can decide if it's worth it.

Just remember that ultimately you're responsible for your purchase and when dealing with people who make their living getting around the law. They have factored this risk into their business. Have you?