Of course I can go out and bother someone to open it(and possibly be required to pay for the bother), but I was just hoping someone with some good knowledge could save me that step based on the externals alone.
doesn't mean the buyers simply don't know what they are viewing, though. Like I said, I looked at several Rados stated as real on Ebay that clearly showed Swiss Made on the face and they sold for really good money leading me to believe it could be a feature on Rados. I already mentioned that info for you so calling it fake for the sake of it while not really knowing doesn't hold any weight, which I can tell you understand. So there you go, now go out and prove me wrong by going to the local mall and having the watch opened. I ask because instead of doing so you keep asking for someone to say that it is either fake or not, so I'll say it. Is there a reason you don't want to open the back? See what's inside it.)Įvery site that I've seen on the internet states that Rado watches only have the word "Swiss" along with the model number on the dial, not "Swiss Made." Granted, the price might have been a bit too high, whatever it was, but the estate sales I frequent are usually very well-covered by watch collectors who line up to scrutinize everything in the display cases up front. For a watch to go through that level of examination by who-knows-how-many collectors, and still wind up unsold at the end of the sale, makes me wonder whether it's really what it purports to be. (Incidentally, I have to say that I'm doubtful about the watch myself, simply because it went unsold at an estate sale, according to your description.
Knowledgeable bidders will have more trust in your listings when you can display the movement of the watch. That will be a much better determining factor for interested Rado bidders to confirm its authenticity, as opposed to relying on a couple of external details. Fair enough, but it would be more conclusive to just have the back opened and the internals examined, as that would also give you an opportunity to photograph the movement inside. Had to give to Horology, Chennai who took three months to repair. Reference No: 01.650.0277.3.015 Serial No: protected Ever since I bought this watch, it has not functioned properly. Understood that you're not looking for someone to confirm that it's real, but for someone to confirm (or not) that those two main things could be considered tipoffs of a fake. Rado Watch - Rado automatic watch not working properly and chain coming off.
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