So, I’ve been messing around with watches lately, and let me tell you, it’s a wild world out there. I decided to dive into the whole high imitation watch scene, specifically the Rolex No-Date Black Submariner. Yeah, the “No-Date” one, that’s what they call it. Sounds fancy, right?
First off, I started digging around online, trying to figure out where to even buy one of these things. I browsed through a bunch of different online stores, reading reviews, comparing prices, you know, the usual drill. Finally, I settled on this one place that seemed legit. They had a decent selection and some pretty convincing pictures, so I figured, why not?
- Browsed through online stores
- Compared prices and reviews
- Found a seemingly legit store
I placed my order, and let me tell you, the waiting was the hardest part. Every day I was checking the tracking, hoping it would magically show up sooner. Finally, after what felt like forever, it arrived. I ripped open the package like a kid on Christmas morning, and there it was.
Now, I’m no watch expert, but this thing looked pretty darn good. It had some weight to it. The real ones are heavy, right? The writing on it was neat, just like I read a real Rolex should have. And, when I listened closely, I think it ticked smoothly.
- Ordered the watch
- Waited impatiently
- Received the package
Appearance and Feel
I started comparing it to pictures of real Rolex Submariners online, trying to spot any differences. I read that the new ones have a more streamlined crown guard, and this one seemed to match up. They also have this new Caliber 3235 movement, whatever that means, but it’s supposed to be better. I guess mine has it, I can’t tell. The “Maxi Dial” was maintained, I think, but I couldn’t really confirm, or deny it.
I wore it around for a few days, showing it off to my friends. Most of them couldn’t even tell the difference, which was pretty cool. One of my buddies, who’s a bit of a watch guy, took a closer look and noticed a couple of tiny details that were off. But honestly, for the price, I was impressed.
- Compared to real Submariners
- Wore it around and got compliments
- Minor differences detected by a friend
I heard that real Submariners are going for $15,600 these days, which is way out of my league. I did a little digging around online on second hand websites. I heard that the steel versions are expensive, and I saw that the two-tone ones go for more. All in all, I’m pretty happy with my High imitation Rolex No-Date Black Submariner. It’s a fun little piece to wear, and it definitely turns heads. Plus, it didn’t break the bank, which is always a good thing.
I even passed it down to my brother eventually, he’s loving it and wearing it every day. Says it makes him feel like a million bucks, haha. These Rolex Submariner watches are pretty popular.
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