Distinguishing Authentic Cartier Watches: Movement Structure, Engraving, and Quality Replica Differences

Nowadays, there are many high quality replica watches, good replica watches and real watches, at least people who don’t understand watches will definitely not be able to distinguish between them. Replicas are great, but they cost a fraction, or even a tenth, of the price of a real watch. For us newbies, buying a watch is not that easy. If you want to buy a real watch, you have to buy it in an ordinary watch store, otherwise it may get stuck.

1. Look at the movement

Movement identification should be based on a very good knowledge of the type of movement and movement markings used in real watches. For example, skeletonized watches should be carefully observed for movement lettering.

2. Look at the subtle appearance.

The craftsmanship of replica watches is far from that, such as the shape of screws, the polishing of the caseback and engraved patterns, and some brands have their own special marks and logos on the details of their craftsmanship.

3. View label markings and numbers.

Real watches have their own patterns and numerical markings on the strap, clasp, bottom and lugs. Generally, the bottom label of a watch has the brand logo and the numerical markings of the type of watch. For example, for Rolex, the real watch has an illusion effect while the replica watch is a green paper. Generally speaking, the labels of replica watches are printed relatively shallowly, with irregular font sizes, giving a crooked look. The numbering does not even conform to the coding rules of the watch, or the thick line numerical digits are too long.