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So what bezel do i need to get? I don't have a TT noob but was going to get one. I would get a different TT watch if I knew I could buy all solid gold aftermarket stuff for it. Please help

So the best route to go is buy a cheap noob 18k plated for $125 and then buy the solid 18k band. Rather than pay more for the 14k wrapped. I notice the $315 for the solid bezel... sounds expensive. how can the small bezel be close to as much as the band... supply and demand?? I see the solid 14k is 75$- $100 cheaper than the 18k... is there a noticeable difference in the color and shine? Anyway for less than $1000 we have a solid 18k TT Rolex that only us and watch experts know is fake. 99.99% of the ladies would think it's real

The procedure of sand casting/ or lost wax is easy. all you would need is a good buffing wheel to finish the links. Has anybody here done this?? I suppose this is how the solid TT come up on ebay... somebody casting at home or their store. The center links look light... can't be that much gold... $100 worth?? anybody know the wight of 1 gold center link??

I want a TT replica but I know the gold plating won't last everyday wear. I have seen solid gold TT bracelets on ebay selling from power sellers with 1000's of positive feedbacks for around $350. What is your thought on them... won't the Bessel and little spin [censored] chip, peel, and scratch. Can I buy gen pieces for them?

Perhaps your right. You bought it thinking you would ware it but came to the conclusion that it looks gaudy and you look ridicules wearing it. That may be the case for me. I like the TT and don't think it looks gaudy. I have seen solid gold TT bracelets on ebay selling from power sellers with 1000's of positive feedbacks for around $350. What is your thought on them... won't the Bessel and little spin [censored] chip, peel, and scratch. Can I buy gen pieces for them?

Woops I just noticed I posted the wrong watch. But my first question is what I am after... the durability of the embedding of the diamonds... so the picture don't matter that much. Thanks

Hi, I first came here looking to buy a TT Sub but after much research I have come to accept that a replica TT is not to be worn daily... a few scratches and it screams fake. I want a expensive looking watch so I am inquiring about the durability of the Day Date diamond SS. I know the SS is good to go and the fake diamonds are very hard... but what about the way they are embedded in the SS? Will the Diamonds fall out easy when banged or scraped? Does anybody have any first hand stories about owning one of them? (I was not allowed to post the mens day date in the perfect clone website so I posted a real one for reference... please comment on the one in perfect clone website). Do you think the diamonds look girlie... I can't decide? Any comments on this particular watch in a replica would be appreciated... good or bad... don't hold back please...

Hi everybody! I have been looking around and doing a lot of searching. This is an awesome site... I am glad I found it before I got ripped off! I will post some questions in the Rolex section... I just figured I would introduce myself first. My name is Chad... I live in San Deigo... I am 33... have a black lab... and I have no problems with replica watches... in fact even if I had a hundred thousand in the bank I like to think I would be wise with my money and not spend 10k on a friggen watch... although I don't mind looking like I did