Identifying Authentic Tissot Timepieces: Recognizing Crafted Reproductions of Iconic Designs

From the appearance

On the dial of a genuine brand watch, the trademark and brand writing marked on the back cover are clear and complete; the number of diamonds marked on the dial is consistent with the actual number of diamonds in the movement; the material of the back cover is consistent with the material of the case; the watch glass is smooth and clear; the outer edges and corners of the case components are not sharp; the coating has no bubbles and does not fall off. The dial of the replica genuine watch has blurred trademark and brand writing on the back cover; the number of diamonds marked on the dial does not match the actual number of diamonds in the movement; the outer edges and corners of the case components are rough, with coating bubbles, falling off, or broken accessories. imitation watches

From the movement point of view

A genuine Tissot watch has the Tissot trademark on the plywood or swing in the movement; the movement is stable in the case assembly; clean the movement. There is no trademark wording on the plywood or swing in the replica watch movement, or the trademark wording is rough, blurred, skewed, or simply pasted with small copper pieces; the movement is not clean, and some movements have copper shavings, hair, fingerprints, etc.

In fact, the steel used in real Tissot watches is very textured, which is the biggest difference from replica watches. replica watches are generally rough in details and have no texture in the knots. The real watch feels very heavy. The steel used in replica watches is generally light in weight.