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Originally Posted by The OG Beef
FFS, people need to get over this. They tried to engage their audience by re-posting customer images. Some jagoffs posted fakes and Panerai reposted them. Unfortunately, Panerai social media trusted, but did not verify. Verifying some of these super fakes is nigh impossible from a single photograph. So, in summary, they tried to do a nice thing and got burned. Time to move on.
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Firstly I’m a Panerai owner and love my 112, but the above sums up everything that’s wrong with the company. I own a small business with a large social media output (run by me) and vet every thing that gets posted and tagged by others. Fake watches are at the core of everything wrong with the watch industry and very often tied to criminality. This shouldn’t be overlooked, as this lack of care allowed the image posted by OP to be shown and publicised.