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Originally Posted by mapalfa
Just had a look at their website and thing that would worry me the most is the hand positions. They're all the same and I'm sure I've read that the fake watches sites do this too.
At the very least they're advertising watches that they don't have in stock yet, but somehow they've got photos of them that are taken identically to those they do have in stock. Not all of these are watches that they would have been able to get stock photos of, especially with the hands in a fixed position.
I'd be interested to visit their London shop, but the prices seem a tad high and I'd not risk an online purchase.
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10 past 10 is the standard photo position for watches as it tends to show off dial apparently