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Track20
·Glad you picked up a brand new 40mm from AD in the end, at least you can sleep comfortably, knowing you have a sexy genuine TAG Heuer Aquaracer
Is my TAG Heuer Authentic? All questions here please
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Razeract
·Bought this Tag on ebay. It came with a warranty card and when I registed it on the tag website with the searial number it registered succesfully. However, now I am starting to doubt the authenticity for a few reasons:
My watch: https://imgur.com/a/4ys8V76
Official website: https://www.tagheuer.com/gb/en/time...41-mm-calibre-5-automatic/WAR201C.BA0723.html
1. I saw very similar listings from other sellers
2. A few details seem slightly different e.g. the 'TAG' in the logo looks thinner than on the Tagheuer page
3. On the bracelet, the shield around the logo seems to be thicker than the website
Could anyone offer any insight?
My watch: https://imgur.com/a/4ys8V76
Official website: https://www.tagheuer.com/gb/en/time...41-mm-calibre-5-automatic/WAR201C.BA0723.html
1. I saw very similar listings from other sellers
2. A few details seem slightly different e.g. the 'TAG' in the logo looks thinner than on the Tagheuer page
3. On the bracelet, the shield around the logo seems to be thicker than the website
Could anyone offer any insight?
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Shane paradis
·R RazeractBought this Tag on ebay. It came with a warranty card and when I registed it on the tag website with the searial number it registered succesfully. However, now I am starting to doubt the authenticity for a few reasons:
My watch: https://imgur.com/a/4ys8V76
Official website: https://www.tagheuer.com/gb/en/time...41-mm-calibre-5-automatic/WAR201C.BA0723.html
1. I saw very similar listings from other sellers
2. A few details seem slightly different e.g. the 'TAG' in the logo looks thinner than on the Tagheuer page
3. On the bracelet, the shield around the logo seems to be thicker than the website
Could anyone offer any insight?
the rotor is the only part of the movement with decoration on it, iirc, these had decoration on every bridge. The logo and text on the dial look sloppy to me, but it could be the photo.
I’m interested in what others have to say
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kwilcox
·"I registed it on the tag website with the searial number it registered successfully"
Doesn't that mean that the serial number was valid and and also unused? In a fake, wouldn't cloned the serial number be already registered?
Doesn't that mean that the serial number was valid and and also unused? In a fake, wouldn't cloned the serial number be already registered?
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YG_Rulz
·"I registed it on the tag website with the searial number it registered successfully"
Doesn't that mean that the serial number was valid and and also unused? In a fake, wouldn't cloned the serial number be already registered?
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Razeract
·After registering, if you're able to see the warranty status on the My Watches page, then it means that no one else has registered the watch (and still has it registered) in their profile. If you see the warranty status, then the chances that the watch is a fake/clome is quite less because otherwise multiple people would've registered the same watch.
Understand what you mean by the tag page, but I looked at several used pages / other deals, and they seem to match the tag website
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kwilcox
·Ok, so that means nothing then.
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Albert-AMG
··TAG Heuer Forums Moderator^ Last post by @ronnie pearcey moved to this specific thread about authenticity
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Shane paradis
·Hello, thank you for your time, I need help authenticating this watch as it is a big purchase for me, thank you very much!
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ronnie pearcey
·Would it be possible to open up the case back and take a high quality photo of the movement? The 3rd gen formula one models are extremely hard to tell nowadays.
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Shane paradis
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I don’t personally see anything wrong, but I’m not 100% familiar with this reference. Im seeing the screws for the movement holder, which is a great sign. I also see the correct movement, and spacer.
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Garry Belton
·As far as I remember, there was already a topic for these screws, and then we came to the conclusion that these screws should be on the mechanics and not on the quartz
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ronnie pearcey
·As far as I remember, there was already a topic for these screws, and then we came to the conclusion that these screws should be on the mechanics and not on the quartz
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Shane paradis
·As far as I remember, there was already a topic for these screws, and then we came to the conclusion that these screws should be on the mechanics and not on the quartz
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Hubert
··TAG Heuer Forums Moderator^ Last post by @ronnie pearcey moved to this specific thread about authenticity
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Shane paradis
·Hey guys! I found something a little strange today.
I pulled out my warranty card on my F1, and used the QR code on the back to search the watch. It ended up doing a Google search for my serial number on my watch, which turned up a listing from a year ago on watcharts for this model with my serial number and warranty card. While it does line up with when I purchased mine, looking at the scuffs on the clasp, I can tell it’s not my watch.
I know that fakers are taking real serial numbers from real TAGs and using them on fakes. But does this raise suspicion of my watch? I’ve posted it before and James was fairly confident that my watch is genuine, and there isn’t a single thing off with the watch. Here are the photos of the listing I found.
vs my WAZ1010
I pulled out my warranty card on my F1, and used the QR code on the back to search the watch. It ended up doing a Google search for my serial number on my watch, which turned up a listing from a year ago on watcharts for this model with my serial number and warranty card. While it does line up with when I purchased mine, looking at the scuffs on the clasp, I can tell it’s not my watch.
I know that fakers are taking real serial numbers from real TAGs and using them on fakes. But does this raise suspicion of my watch? I’ve posted it before and James was fairly confident that my watch is genuine, and there isn’t a single thing off with the watch. Here are the photos of the listing I found.
vs my WAZ1010
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Aquagraph
·Just had a great online chat with Stefano @ Watches and Crystals.
I was asking about authenticity of watches and asked, 'If I buy a watch from you and send it to TAG Heuer for authentication will you take it back if they say it's fake even if it's out of the return window'.
He neatly sidestepped this by saying, if you tell me which watch you are interested in we can get it verified for you - the TAG Heuer boutique is just down the road from us.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I was asking about authenticity of watches and asked, 'If I buy a watch from you and send it to TAG Heuer for authentication will you take it back if they say it's fake even if it's out of the return window'.
He neatly sidestepped this by saying, if you tell me which watch you are interested in we can get it verified for you - the TAG Heuer boutique is just down the road from us.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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Jim Dollares
·Just had a great online chat with Stefano @ Watches and Crystals.
I was asking about authenticity of watches and asked, 'If I buy a watch from you and send it to TAG Heuer for authentication will you take it back if they say it's fake even if it's out of the return window'.
He neatly sidestepped this by saying, if you tell me which watch you are interested in we can get it verified for you - the TAG Heuer boutique is just down the road from us.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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