I have bought many fake Rolex. With a sweep hand and without. They served their purpose at a cost of around $50-100. when they stopped (after about a year), i threw them away. Thing is, nobody could tell that it was fake. If you dress/look the part, people assume you are wearing the genuine article. A good analogy would be the many woman i have known who wear copies of their jewellery and keep the genuine article in a safe. Once, in South Africa, a woman saw my watch and warned me about getting mugged. I told her it was fake and she said; "if they notice it's a fake, that will just make them mad." I took it off...Lol

Meh, don't need Rolex. Casio calculator watches FTW.

Omega Constellation.

Upper middle of the screen on my Blackberry.

Fake Rolexes are still fine watches. People who are hung up on brand names like this need to get a reality check!

Silver Seiko. I pronounce it Psycho.

Anyone who wants to spend 20 grand on a watch is a moron. Anyone who wants to pretend they spent 20 grand on a watch is a double moron.

If you can control your TV with it, it's fake! Man they were awesome watches to have to mess with your teachers in school...

Honestly who needs watches when you have mobile phones now?
>> ^Payback:
Upper middle of the screen on my Blackberry.

Rolex is more 80s than pink spandex

Just don't buy a Rolex. Any cheap $5 digital watch watch that uses a quartz crystal will keep time better than a mechanical watch.

Personally, I don't own a watch. I can't stand the way they feel dangling around my wrist, and I never found a need for one. I have a clock in my car, clocks in my house, and every where I go there's a clock somewhere. And you know what, I'm rarely ever late. People are always looking at their watch, just waiting until that very last second to leave to get where they're going.

My watch:
http://www.tokyoflash.com/en/watches/tokyoflash/rogue/

I'm totally digging Pawn Stars these past couple months. This show rocks!

>> ^Farhad2000:
Honestly who needs watches when you have mobile phones now?
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I hope you're joking. If you are a high class businessman or lawyer you need to have a good watch, a good car and a good mobile phone or else nobody is going to take you seriously.

I have a fake Timex. It takes a lickin'... and that's it.

>> ^fjules:
I hope you're joking. If you are a high class businessman or lawyer you need to have a good watch, a good car and a good mobile phone or else nobody is going to take you seriously.


But, you don't have a good watch ... you have a shitty watch made to look like a good watch (that you paid $50-$100 for!?). Do you also own a shitty car designed to look just like a Maserati?

The kind of business people who judge another's worth based on their watch, car, or cell phone are not the kind of people that you really want to do business with.

People who put trinkets of status above substance cannot be trusted.

If you can't tell the difference without his special tips, what's the point of telling the difference? A watch is just a tool. If you can't tell the difference between two of them, then they're the same for all intents and purposes.

I don't need no stinkin' watch. I f I don't know the time, I must not need to know the time!

Here's a test for you watch wearers, Leave your watch at home some day. Then count how many times you look at your watch that day and notice it isn't there - That's right, that watch has made you it's Biatch!