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Mr TomHorn, although I may be a new poster to this forum. I have been an avid follower of this forum and it's a community and in sharing your patriotic duty, I can honestly admit to the face that, I have learned so much from there different opinions of the posters and the followers and different reviews by By Tor whom I feel is a lyrical and photographic genius. His passion for detail is unrelenting and so admirable. I genuinely feel proud to be amongst you all. Although I possess no reps at the moment all genuine, both Rolex. I certainly endeavour to purchase a few pieces in the near future. My first will most probably be from BK so am looking forward to it. I genuinely wish you we'll and thank you for all the knowledge I have received from this community so far. I wish you all the best. name="tomhorn" post="1331936" timestamp="1398859424"]This is an honest response, but I doubt you are going to find it positive. And before you call out someone for being patronizing, you might want to reread your own post. Are there any honest rep suppliers Herefor? Yes, they are called trusted dealers. They are TD's because the forum members and Admins have had extensive dealings with them to I know that they aren't out there trying to screw the members. St you anD to be among there any perfectly copied, 1.1, AAAAAAAA++++++, Swiss made reps? No. While some watches are made from gen samples, there are none that are perfectly copied. Is there "marketing hype" in some of the TD's postings? Yes. Get over it. The TD's here are not the a$$holes online that post pictures of genuine reps and send you canal street junk. Buy from them and you will get the version of the watch you bought in as good a quality as it comes from the factory. The TD's wouldn't stay TD's if they were screwing people that way. You would also see tons of negative reviews. Are there some reps that are more accurate than others? Yes. If you take the time to read the forum you will see plenty of people posting the actual watches they have received, with discussions about the relative merits/flaws of the watch. Use the search function and read. The Milgauss pictured in Trusty's video looks like the pictures I have seen posted, so I'll assume it's of the rep and not the gen. Who's the best TD? There is no one "right" answer to that. Most can get any watch you need, but some are better at certain things than others (like communication, shipping to your particular location or updating their websites). There are many reviews of actual transactions with our TDs. Read those and you'll get a feel for who you want to deal with. Am I a good customer for rep watches? Based on this post. No. Your attitude is completely wrong, and I hope you lighten up if you want to enjoy this hobby. It takes a lot of research, patience, and putting up with things that happen (lost or damaged watches, time it takes to ship them, flaws you can't deal with, deals gone bad). Sh!t happens, and you'd better be able to deal with it without being stupid. Don't expect a lot of hand holding, and don't think you can throw down a rant like this with your 7th post and expect dealers to flock to you wanting to do business. They don't even flock to those of us that have the aforementioned traits. We have to seek them out, not the other way around. By the way, the member you just trashed is one of the most respected builders of Rolex frankens on this, or any of the other message boards. If you wanted something like a DateJust or DayDate, he would have been your guy and the watch you received would have been amazing.