Fake 6538 Dial? Begging for help please...

[marcusjcw21]

http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53...mtid=824&kw=lg

I posted about another fake the other day from this guy. Now I see that he is selling fake dials as well.

By allowing him to continue to sell fake dials, the vintage Rolex market will become watered down with higher inventory that is of suspicious origin.

Trust will be eroded. If we don't act as a team and make multiple reports about this guy and any others who are selling fake dials, then the value of vintage pieces will go down and the buyers who are willing to buy vintage pieces will go down.

The time to take action and step in is now. I hope I'm not over-stepping my boundaries by attempting to get others to join this cause.

The fakes have to stop. It will destroy consumer confidence in the pre-owned and vintage market places. Please go to the link and report this guy. Hopefully with enough reports, he will get banned from ebay.

[crowncollection]

He states resprayed


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[DevinH]

But it was done with "Swiss ink" haha

[marcusjcw21]

Originally Posted by crowncollection

He states resprayed


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If you look at the history of the sales of those dials by doing a completed items search for various dials, you will see that there are far too many. They are completely fake. How could he be getting so many authentic Rolex dials that don't belong to a watch? How much would he pay for those authentic Rolex dials? And then why would he ask such a small price after refinishing them.

They are fake.

[MonBK]

Saying that he used Swiss ink makes it legit!

[Cryten]

How can you argue with Swiss ink?