replica Rolex

[Kwt 11]

The best dealer in my opinion is M Replica. That guy is prompt, polite and seriously helpful. His English is also the best out of the Chinese TD's. But you need to get your head around using Western Union as a means of payment. It's not a problem for me personally but I know some people don't like it. I recently brought a GMT IIc of him and it was painless. He also send you very good QC pictures.

 

In regards to a Rolex Rep, people say the BP Submariner is a recent good one and the Explorer II which has been mentioned already is decent as well.

 

Avoid the Daytona unless you just want a basic 21J one.

Edited August 27, 2013 by Kwt

[Wriggles 12]

How better to chose a dealer than to ask peoples experiences of them :-) As I mentioned earlier, I've attempted to contact 4 on the list without any luck.

Also, it does appear that certain dealers show different stock and different models albeit they may originate from the same factory. (do othey really all come from one factory ???)

 

Which is the reason why there is dealer feedback sections, and Brand review sections, so that you can read and decide for yourself which best suits you. Everyone has different opinions of different dealers, so which is the best is a very subjective question.

You ask for someone to supply a top quality Rolex, my answer to that would be nobody as I think Rolex are horrific and no matter how good a rep may be I wouldn't touch with a ten foot pole. It answers your question, but you have a different subjective viewpoint so the answer is not really what you want. QED

 

Don't expect everyone here to do the work for you, if you want something you have to do some of the work for yourself, it's a forum not a charity. It's a friendly and very helpful place, but you need to make some effort before people will be willing to provide a lot of help. Have you even read the info Aren pointed you towards?

[scuzza 0]

I have done some work, I found this forum didn't I ??? :-) I've been a mod on many forums in the past and the worst thing that can happen is inactivity as it fuels inactivity, a stagnant site that eventually becomes baron, so rather that criticise a new member by fundamnetally calling them lazy i suggest encouraging to post so it keeps topics hot, as this clearly is - get the balance right dude, Im asking questions that may well have been answered before but I am new, don't know the geography of the site and as far as I'm concerned asking sensible questions

[J!m 289]

I'm new, and I'm a mod on other sites.

 

I dissagree with your perspective.

 

You have not even been here a full day yet.

 

Of all the sites I have been a part of, this one is quite good; however we will not spoon feed anyone. I have seen more bans, deactivations and "gulag inmates" than any other site I have been a part of.

 

DO YOUR HOMEWORK and you will be fine. This is not eBay.

 

"RWG helps those who help themselves."

[Gbkirsch 0]

Welcome. Read, read and read some more. Everything you want to know is here and you need to form your own opinions. Good luck...

[flyr 4]

I have done some work, I found this forum didn't I ??? :-) I've been a mod on many forums in the past and the worst thing that can happen is inactivity as it fuels inactivity, a stagnant site that eventually becomes baron, so rather that criticise a new member by fundamnetally calling them lazy i suggest encouraging to post so it keeps topics hot, as this clearly is - get the balance right dude, Im asking questions that may well have been answered before but I am new, don't know the geography of the site and as far as I'm concerned asking sensible questions

I think you are going about this the wrong way. Your questions may seem sensible to you now but believe me in a month they won't. It takes about that long researching this forum before you know enough about the rep game to come up with a felling for how it all works and a general idea of what your expectations should be in light of others experiences. You may not be lazy but you are impatient and patience is something you must cultivate in this game. Do lots more reading, and a lot of thinking , you will then be able to know which questions are relevant and not a waste of other members time. Good luck in you search and hopefully ending up with a successful and rewarding purchase.

[jeffw69 0]

I have done some work, I found this forum didn't I ??? :-) I've been a mod on many forums in the past and the worst thing that can happen is inactivity as it fuels inactivity, a stagnant site that eventually becomes baron, so rather that criticise a new member by fundamnetally calling them lazy i suggest encouraging to post so it keeps topics hot, as this clearly is - get the balance right dude, Im asking questions that may well have been answered before but I am new, don't know the geography of the site and as far as I'm concerned asking sensible questions

 

 

I'm done with you, I gave you solid advice above.

[HeavyKrush 16]

I have done some work, I found this forum didn't I ??? :-) I've been a mod on many forums in the past and the worst thing that can happen is inactivity as it fuels inactivity, a stagnant site that eventually becomes baron, so rather that criticise a new member by fundamnetally calling them lazy i suggest encouraging to post so it keeps topics hot, as this clearly is - get the balance right dude, Im asking questions that may well have been answered before but I am new, don't know the geography of the site and as far as I'm concerned asking sensible questions

 

 

I'm done with you, I gave you solid advice above.

No doubt... I was about to give you a "Being Nice to Noobs" badge.

[jeffw69 0]

well, you can give me one anyway. :P

[Wriggles 12]

I have done some work, I found this forum didn't I ??? :-) I've been a mod on many forums in the past and the worst thing that can happen is inactivity as it fuels inactivity, a stagnant site that eventually becomes baron, so rather that criticise a new member by fundamnetally calling them lazy i suggest encouraging to post so it keeps topics hot, as this clearly is - get the balance right dude, Im asking questions that may well have been answered before but I am new, don't know the geography of the site and as far as I'm concerned asking sensible questions

 

If you are experienced in forums and even a mod then you should have enough experience to understand that you should read around the threads and get a feel of a place and how it operates before plunging in with opening a thread. I don't have huge experience of forums and even I knew that here before I asked my first question which wasn't the best informed question at the time but at least displayed I had made some effort of my own. Looking back on it realise I asked some of the many questions that all newbies ask so I'm not going to flame a newbie either way as we're all new once but you may come across some less forgiving members

 

You've had plenty of advice and suggestions, and yet you seem un-interested in listening and following it so best of luck to you, plenty of people here who can and will help but like I said you have to do at least some work yourself, and Googling for a website really doesn't count

[scuzza 0]

ok, so in light of all that has been penned above, of which I am grateful, especially that I now know this is not a charity or Ebay (as i wasn't sure !) and that I've had no luck contacting 4 of what seems the most relevant recommended suppliers......does anybody else have recent dealings with a great rep dealer. Is it really so bad to benefit from the hours other people put it ? I for example am specialist in wild cats and travel the world with my research, if somebody asks me questions I don't tell them not be lazy and read a book - it's all about sharing what we have learnt for the benefit of all.

Edited August 27, 2013 by scuzza

[scuzza 0]

I have done some work, I found this forum didn't I ??? :-) I've been a mod on many forums in the past and the worst thing that can happen is inactivity as it fuels inactivity, a stagnant site that eventually becomes baron, so rather that criticise a new member by fundamnetally calling them lazy i suggest encouraging to post so it keeps topics hot, as this clearly is - get the balance right dude, Im asking questions that may well have been answered before but I am new, don't know the geography of the site and as far as I'm concerned asking sensible questions

 

 

I'm done with you, I gave you solid advice above.

man when you cut you cut reeeeeeal deep haha

[J!m 289]

Well, you still haven't been here a full day yet, so I know the four TD's you contacted have not had 24 hours to respond.

 

As posted by another member above, you need to give them at least 24 hours to respond. Some take even longer- one of the best can take a week or more.

 

Since you are so impatient to get something, maybe try the M2M sales section and see if someone here will sell you something in the next 3 hours.

 

Best of luck to you. I'm out.

[Wriggles 12]

ok, so in light of all that has been penned above, of which I am grateful, especially that I now know this is not a charity or Ebay (as i wasn't sure !) and that I've had no luck contacting 4 of what seems the most relevant recommended suppliers......does anybody else have recent dealings with a great rep dealer. Is it really so bad to benefit from the hours other people put it ? I for example am specialist in wild cats and travel the world with my research, if somebody asks me questions I don't tell them not be lazy and read a book - it's all about sharing what we have learnt for the benefit of all.

 

I'd prefer to not wind up repeating myself.

It's not calling you lazy and telling you to go read a book. It's trying to be helpful whether you believe that or not. You have been told that there is plenty of info on dealers and models in the review and feedback sections.

I've very clearly said your question is SUBJECTIVE therefore it cannot be accurately answered and you should read to be able to make up your own mind.

There has been other more specific answers given by other members already, though I re-iterate my comment about subjectivity.

 

I've had happy dealings iwith great rep dealers, it's no secret they are all listed in the TD list. That's why they're called TRUSTED dealers.

which one do you think is great? Well that's for you to find out by reading the feedback, my favourite may not suit you, the Mod's favourites may not suit you either - It's all about what suits YOU.

No one can answer that except you

 

As the Mods have said here time and again, choose your dealer then your watch. Choosing your dealer depends on the subjective priorities YOU have for a rep purchase, not the priorities I have for buying one

 

Tell you what, I'll give you a break. Buy from Toro. Life will just be easier then

[scuzza 0]

sent message to Toro, thanks

[scuzza 0]

does there tend to be stock in the UK or do you pay a premium for that ?

[Wriggles 12]

Buy from Narikaa then....but then you might know that if you'd looked into anything that members have posted here or looked at the Dealer list

[scuzza 0]

He ships from Thailand !

[Wriggles 12]

When he's there. Otherwise he's UK based and ships from there. Which it says in the TD list. And also the sticky in his forum section which has been mentioned as a suggestion to read!!!!!!!

[WatchGuy>IT 7]

does there tend to be stock in the UK or do you pay a premium for that ?

if you buy from Toro he ships from china to uk/spain then from there he ships to you.

no stock in uk/spain.

[scuzza 0]

Think I'm going to put my faith in bklm1234. He seems very helpful and seems to have a good rep. Any views to the contrary ?

 

[greg_r 81]

He ships from Thailand !

 

He ships from Thailand and/or the UK dependent on where he is at the time.

[nyckid 0]

Anyone ships from the Dominican Republic?

[scuzza 0]

made purchase from Torobravo http://www.torobravos2013.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=39_144&product_id=711

 

thanks for all your input, even anal comments :-)

[dingle 57]

.............even anal comments :-)

 

jeff?