Reported as a fake. Hopefully should save someone wasting their money.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tudor-GMT...sAAOSw5R5dBods
Looks real. Are they copying these now?
Reported as a fake. Hopefully should save someone wasting their money.
It clearly states that it is a homage...
Well it clearly isn't as it can be clearly seen that it has Tudor on the face and box. The blatantly ineffective obscuring of the 'Tudor' logo is a ruse to sell a fake watch. The box looks real but not correct for this model.
https://www.rwg.bz/board/index.php?/...black-bay-gmt/
Last edited by Harry Smith; 17th June 2019 at 01:41.
Whilst I agree it’s not cricket, it’s not a scam. It clearly states it’s a ‘homage’ and assume is of a price someone might expect to pay for one? It’s not like they’re trying to pull the wool over anyone’s eyes pretending it’s a genuine watch and advertising it for £2500, that would be a scam.
It’s a fake there is no debate.
It's not a scam. Look at the price it's being advertised at and it's mentioned in the description.
The price should give it away even if there was nothing in the description
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While they're not trying to sell this at "list price", it still does not qualify as a "homage" as these watches do NOT have the original brand name on the dial !
I wonder how much money eBay, Gumtree and PayPal have profited from the sale of counterfeit goods. It must be several million dollars. Still doesn't seem to be enough for major brand owners to do much about it though.
Loads of Tudor fakes now. WF had to take back a BB Red last year as someone opened the back of it and realised...
The thing I find interesting is people usually report Rolex or Tudor or other high end adverts but the ones for cheaper brands just go unnoticed. Seiko for example, nobody constantly reports (or probably could) all the fake Seiko’s on eBay ending constantly, all the fake parts too (even in ‘original’ packets). The sellers constantly selling fake parts should be banned but it’s all money!
eBay must make a fortune from counterfeit products. My Mrs was bragging on her new, cheap CAT boots she bought the other day, I asked where they came from “eBay” errr, they’re fake! Pretty much any new name brand product on eBay that’s cheap is going to be counterfeit.
I agree Mick, my point was about the scam reference in this advert.
It is worth re-iterating that there are fake Tudor GMTs out there, but that they are relatively easily spotted, as the hands are stacked in the wrong order, as we pointed out and discussed here.
As a result of using an ETA clone GMT movement, it will be only traveller GMT capable, not true GMT.
What this also proves is that the rest of the BB range needs very careful examination before buying.......
If you guys spot any more, always report them
Dave