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By the way guys, what i did a few days after i started this topic was mailing the AD that was stamped on the warranty-card to confirm that they sold the piece with the serial nr on the card&watch They confirmed they had. Isn't this just a great way to authenticate a watchhave matching papers and watch? Last months i got really interessed in Rolex watches and i learned now to spot a fake more easily, however i found also a forum somewhere with Rolex-replica's that are so real or franken that they are near impossible to spot...... What i am still wondering is what is actually written on there ''Warranty cards'' They can't abuse a name of a AD i guess, that would be so personally fraud that they can easily get caught. To be honest i find the whole replica industry quite frustrating and also i get very angry for the fact that there are sometimes scammers that actually try to pass them off as being genuine......................
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