Okay, here’s my sharing about getting this “High imitation Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Original order”:
Man, let me tell you about this watch I got. It’s a Rolex Daytona, but not a real one, you know? It’s a super good fake, like, almost the real deal. I’ve always wanted a Daytona, but they’re crazy expensive. Like, over 30 grand expensive, I saw a listing online for a used one, Ref-16528, going for $37,461! So, I started looking for alternatives.
I did some searching around online, found a few guides on how to spot a fake Daytona. They were talking about the chronograph and buttons, saying if they work perfectly, it’s probably real. Seemed easy enough, right? But I wasn’t trying to pass this off as real, just wanted something that looked the part.
After a bit more digging, I found this guy online who makes these “original order” replicas. Apparently, he uses some of the same parts or something, but I am not quite sure. I reached out and asked a bunch of questions. He sent me some photos and videos, and honestly, it looked pretty damn good. The weight felt right, the details were all there. He had one with a white dial, ref number 116500LN, selling for much cheaper than the real deal that is $30,875, which is much more attractive.
The Order and Delivery
So, I took a chance and ordered one. The whole process was a bit nerve-wracking, not gonna lie. Sending money to some guy on the internet for a fake watch? Yeah, felt a little sketchy. But he seemed legit, and I really wanted that Daytona look.
- I pulled the trigger and sent the payment. This was the scariest part, honestly.
- Then came the waiting. Every day I was checking my email like crazy.
- Finally, the shipping notification arrived! It took a while to get here, but that’s understandable.
- The day it arrived, I was like a kid on Christmas morning. Ripped open that package so fast!
Unboxing and First Impressions
And there it was. It came in a decent-looking box, nothing fancy, but hey, I wasn’t expecting a genuine Rolex box. Inside, nestled in some foam, was the watch. My first impression? Wow. It looked even better in person than in the pictures. The weight was substantial, the dial looked crisp, and the buttons had a nice click to them.
I spent the next few hours just examining it, messing with the chronograph, winding it, all that stuff. I compared it to pictures of real Daytonas online, and honestly, it was hard to tell the difference. I mean, if you put them side-by-side and really knew what to look for, maybe. But just on my wrist? It looked like the real thing. I even saw a post about an 18 kt white gold one with diamonds, and mine looked just as fancy, even though it’s definitely not real gold.
Wearing It Out
I’ve been wearing it for a few weeks now, and I gotta say, I’m loving it. I get compliments all the time. People think it’s a real Daytona. I haven’t told anyone it’s a fake, but I’m not trying to fool anyone either. I just wanted a nice-looking watch that I could wear without worrying about scratching a 30-grand timepiece.
So, yeah, that’s my story about getting this “High imitation Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Original order.” It was a bit of a gamble, but it paid off. I got the look I wanted without breaking the bank. If you’re thinking about getting one, just do your research, find a reputable seller, and be prepared for a bit of a wait. But in the end, if you’re like me and just want the look of a Daytona without the insane price tag, it might be worth considering. Some people told me that Ref. 6238 was produced from 1962 – 1968 in small numbers, but I am not that into vintage models.
Just remember I got this super real-looking fake, I am not telling you to go buy one, do so at your own decision.
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