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10 Tips For Telling a Real Rolex From a Fake

1. Rolex has never manufactured a watch with a see-through case. If you see a glass-back case on a watch, move on. You’re not looking at a Rolex.

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2. Rolex has never fabricated a case or a band with even the smallest amount of rubber. You know it’s a fake if you feel rubber.

3. Skeleton dials display the moving parts of a timepiece. A skeleton dial may look trendy, but it's sure thing that the watch is not a Rolex.

4. Oyster Perpetual Rolex watches always have a screwed-back case – never a pop-up.

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5. Rolex Oysters are fabricated of stainless steel, gold or platinum. Chrome or chrome-plate is never used.

6. Only men’s full-size Rolex watches have day and date features.

7. The case of a Rolex President is platinum, 18-karat yellow or white gold – never stainless steel or two-tone stainless and gold.

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8. Rolex watches are not gold-plated – ever. In the quest for a real Rolex; look for either 14 or 18-karat gold.

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9. Surprise, surprise. Rolex does indeed, manufacture a watch with a quartz movement. It's called the Perpetual Oyster. But, be careful before you buy. These watches are rare. Quartz movements comprise fewer than 10% of all Perpetual Oysters. The other 90% are conventional automatic Rolex movements.

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10. Rolex is a Swiss company that in years past manufactured watches in various other countries including the U.S, Mexico, Italy and Venezuela – but never China. A “Chinese-made Rolex” is a genuine fake.

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