1, exercise. First of all, you should be very familiar with the model and logo of the movement used
1, exercise. First of all, you should be very familiar with the model and logo of the movement used in real watches. If you encounter a fake watch with a transparent bottom, you can tell the authenticity at a glance. Secondly, we should carefully observe the words used in the action. The words of the genuine movement are clearly and beautifully carved, while the words of the fake watch are rough and unsightly. Finally, we should have a deep understanding of the performance of the movement, such as the winding mode (manual or automatic, one-way or two-way) and the sound made when the movement goes. The words of Tissot trademark mark are marked on the splint or thallium in the trademark movement of genuine Tissot watch; The motion is stable in the shell assembly; Clean the inside of the machine core. There is no Tissot trademark mark on the splint or thallium of the counterfeit Tissot watch movement, or the Tissot trademark mark is scrawled, blurred or skewed, or simply pasted with small copper sheets; The movement is not clean, and some machines have copper chips, hair, fingerprints and so on.
Look at the label on the back cover. Depending on the factory label on the bottom of the watch, there is usually a brand logo on the label of the watch, as well as the model identification of the watch. Some watches have laser anti-counterfeiting labels on the bottom.
3. look at the appearance. First of all, we should carefully observe the appearance of the watch, including the polishing of the appearance: see if the polishing method of the watch is exquisite, the polishing of the famous watch is very particular, and the technology of the fake watch is far from it. Font: the real watch is full of fonts, and the fake watch lacks self-confidence. Function: Most fake watches will work hard on function, which is the breakthrough to see through fake watches. Many fake watches have decorative functions (such as moon phase, perpetual calendar and tourbillon). ), but they don't actually have this function. Pointer: A genuine pointer can be distinguished from a genuine pointer by its length, thickness, shape and material. For example, the "blue steel pointer" commonly used in high-end watches, the pointer of the real watch is full of dark blue, which is made by complex technology, while the blue of the fake watch is brushed. Disk surface: The disk surface technologies commonly used in advanced watches include enamel surface, carving technology, metal cooling disk surface, shell disk surface and so on. Some watches also have their own unique technology, such as Rolex computer disk, Cartier's pure gold silver-plated engraved disk and so on. Diamonds and inlay technology: Look at the inlay technology, the quality and size of diamonds.