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You are not sure if these are authentic GUCCI handbags. What you need now is a good, simple and comprehensive Gucci handbags authenticity guide. So here it is!

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Gucci Authenticity Check: How to Tell if It’s a Real Gucci Purse vs a Fake Gucci Handbag

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1. View the Bag for Fake Gucci Details

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For Gucci purses sold on Ebay or via other online retailers, look for closeup pictures of the GG logo. Look for a leather tab with the style/ serial number imprinted on the back of the tab and the words “Gucci Made in Italy” located inside the bag.

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2. Examine the Sales Receipt

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If there are no closeup pictures, ask the seller for the original receipt. Although receipts can be fabricated, the sales associates number and the date of purchase cannot.

If it is a second-hand Gucci bag, call the store where the original purse was sold to verify the purchase.

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3. Look for Inferior Quality Zippers, Hardware, and Clasps

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Gucci bags use thick and sturdy brass hardware in the construction of their purses. Inspect the back of the YKK zipper.

Examine the fake bag for the use of cheap plastic zippers instead of sturdy metal YKK zippers. If the handbag’s clasps are hard to fasten, the bag is fake.

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4. Check the Handbag’s Materials

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Every real Gucci handbag, purse, or backpack is constructed from the finest materials: leathers, suedes, patent leather, and canvas.

The stitching on the outside seams of the bag should be uniform, and the bag should feel soft and supple to the touch.

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5. View the Handbag’s Lining

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The inside lining of a bag is a good indicator of overall quality. If you see a purse lined in plastic-looking or wrinkly fabric that bunches at the seams, it is not a Gucci product.

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6.  Ask for the Gucci Dust Bag

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Real Gucci products are sold with two types of dust bags.

The dust bag will have the double G logo or have the name “Gucci” written in gold lettering across the front of the bag.

If the bag is wrapped in plastic, it is not authentic.

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7.  Look for the “Controllato” Card

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Gucci has a control system that ensures that all bag purchased by Gucci customers are authentic. Each handbag is sold with a controllato card ( which is the Italian word for checked.)

Each card has the words “Gucci” centered on the card in all capital letters. Underneath the card, the words “controllato” are displayed in lowercase letters.

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8. Check the Seams for Faulty Stitching

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An authentic Gucci purse will feature even seams along the sides and bottom of the bag. A real Gucci will not pucker at the seams or have threads dangling off the bag.

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9. Look for a Gucci Bag Serial Number

Do all Gucci bags have serial numbers? Yes, they do !Based on the age of the bag, Gucci uses 10-12 numbers in the two rows — with no more than six numbers in each row.  It is also common to have the same supplier/vendor code for more than one bag.

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Here’s how to determine what the numbers on the back of the leather tag mean:

• The first six numbers in the top row indicate the style number. In the picture above, my Gucci Black Perforated Leather Reins Hobo Bag has a style number of 114869.
• The second row of numbers is the supplier code. The bottom six digits represent the particular factory where the leather goods were manufactured.

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Today we would like to share how to check the real or fake of Chanel J12 watch!

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Chanel watches in general are a more commonly faked watch, and the J12 model makes up about 90% of all Chanel watches that are fakes. Within the J12 family the quartz models are much more commonly replicated than their automatic counterparts.

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As with any timepiece, the first and quickest way to identify a fake Chanel J12 is if the dial represents the watch as automatic, but the second hand is “ticking,” which means that it has a quartz movement.

Chanel J12 models are somewhat unique in that they always have their serial number engraved on the back. However, they do not have their model/reference numbers engraved (some models will have “J12” engraved and some will not, so this should not be used as a factor in deciding authenticity). The case back is also the area where Chanel secures the multiple external components of the watch with a series of eight screws. On many fake J12 watches, instead of these screws being essentially flush with the case, they are sunken very deep in their respective screw holes.

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And, of course, there is the overall “feel” of the watch. A real Chanel J12 will be manufactured with quality and attention to the little details. The edges of the ceramic will be rounded and done very evenly throughout. Specifically, the Chanel J12 is unique in how the case back is connected with the bracelet and the bracelet’s end pieces are soft and rounded; often on fakes these will be sharp and squared off (this can be seen when turning the watch over and looking between the lugs, where the bracelet connects with the case).

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Additionally, the crown on an authentic J12 leaves very little spacing between it and the crown guards (the two pieces that come off the case to protect the crown from being damaged during wear), whereas on many fake models the crown is much smaller than the space created by the crown guards and the fit is noticeably off.

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Today we would like to share about how to check all the authentic watch!

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Wanting to buy a watch from a renowned brand? Not buying it directly from one of the brand’s shops or an online portal? Worried you may not be buying a 100% genuine piece? Then, this is the guide you need: How to check for authentic watches. A couple of tricks exist that help you differentiate between a real watch and a replica. Let us delve into further detail of how it’s possible to track down an original.

Ticking

An original watch will not create any noise or ticking sounds. This is because it consists of tiny parts that have been assembled carefully to create the perfect watch mechanism. Replicas, however, lack this quality and will create ticking sounds which can be easily identified by placing the watch close to your ear.

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Authentic Watches Quality

A watch’s quality is the first thing that will be noticeably different. A replica can never match the quality of a genuine piece.

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To identify a fake, look for unfinished edges, improper polish, scratches, and even wrong markings/engravings. Also, check if the watch’s clasp/buckle works fine, if the screw down crown works and whether the watch needles can be guided by the screw that adjusts the time. Look for any other errors such as misspelled words and even wrong stamps. It is also important to check if the markings are clear and properly engraved and are not fading out, which will only happen if it’s a fake watch. Also, the color of the fake watch can be visibly different due to the usage of low-quality material, so check that before you make a purchase.

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Weight

A branded watch is made with precious stones, crystal, gold, silver, heavy metals, and metal alloys. Also, they are equipped with a dozen tiny moving parts which make a branded watch heavier and sturdier. An ordinary watch lacks this and is nowhere as heavy, robust, sturdy or durable. There is always going to be a noticeable difference in weight between a real and a fake watch since a real watch is always heavier.

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Product Specifications

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It’s always great to do your research on the watch you intend to buy. This enables you to get to know the product specifications of your desired watch in detail. Hence, before making any purchase, you can easily match up the specs to differentiate between a designer watch and replica. Looking at photos and also learning more about what the watch looks exactly like is going to save you from throwing money on a fake. Also, it is a good idea to make yourself familiar with logos, stamps and trademark designs of the brand you’re buying from as these greatly help in making the correct choice.

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Stamps

Designer watches have a couple of stamps placed all around their body. Look for these stamps and check if they really are original. You can easily find out which model has which stamps placed where and how many there are on the watch online.

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Sapphire crystal top

A sapphire crystal top is placed onto the dial of every designer watch. Regular watches either have a mineral crystal top or glass top.

The sapphire top gives a violet tint at a certain angle which can be used to make sure of the fact that a certain watch is genuine. To prove this, tilt the watch at various angles under a light to see if it gives off a purplish-tint. Moreover, the sapphire crystal top also has a noticeable luster and shine that is obvious from even a few steps away.

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Watch bracelet

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Designer watch bracelets are specially designed to ensure flexibility and durability. Examine the watch bracelet before buying it by making sure it is perfectly flexible and glides onto your wrist smoothly. Moreover, the clasp that closes the bracelet usually has 2 stamps on it. These stamps can be searched to ensure the authenticity of the watch.

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Model number

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Not only can you identify a fake by comparing serial numbers, but you can also check for the model number as well. Do your research online to find out exactly what the model number of the genuine watch should be.

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Serial number

If the watch is real, the serial number on the watch case and bracelet both should be exactly similar. Tally these numbers to differentiate between a real and fake watch. Sometimes, the serial number is also placed on a sticker behind the dial of the watch, so you may want to check there as well.

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Cyclops window

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The cyclops magnification over the calendar window is another thing you can check to ensure authenticity. A fake watch may have an overly magnified or under-magnified cyclops window.

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Watch hands

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Check if the watch hands are of the correct material, have the correct shape and size and also whether they are moving correctly. A fake watch may have an error in the watch mechanism which may then make the hand movement shaky and unstable.

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Packing

One of the first things you’ll notice when unboxing a watch and also one of the most important things to differentiate between a genuine and fake is the packaging. The box case should be of good quality and exactly like the pictures online. Moreover, it should be sturdy and should not be poor looking. Also, check the papers inside for low-quality print, fake information or a missing warranty or documents.

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Price

Last, but certainly not the least is to check for pricing. A watch that is just too cheap to be true, is likely bound to be a fake or second-hand watch.

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As a premier luxury watchmaker, Patek Philippe is celebrated by everyone from watch novices to the most astute of watch enthusiasts.

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With over 180 years of masterful watchmaking experience, Patek Philippe has been constantly raising the bar of luxury watchmaking standards.

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Due to their extremely limited production, coupled with the high demand and high value of their watches, there are unfortunately many fake Patek Philippe watches on that market that can deceive the average buyer.

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Here we share some tips on how to spot fake Patek Philippe.

1. Look for perfection

When judging a Patek Philippe begin by looking for perfection. The precision of the case lines and the excellence of the working movement are signatures of Patek Philippe that cannot be fully reproduced without their unique manufacturing capabilities and know-how.

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If you can see into the mechanics of a Patek Philippe movement, either through a sapphire case back or because the watch has been opened up, you will see micro-machinery comprised of gears, wheels, bridges, synthetic rubies and rotors that are fixed firmly and then move together seamlessly. These components are assembled with a high human touch and not with the force of brute and repetitive machinery.

2. Front of the watch

On the front of the watch, the brand name should be crisp, clear and properly spelled: that’s Philippe with one L and two P’s. Fonts are carefully chosen and consistent. Any errors or abnormalities found with the words, letters or any markings on the dial or movement are a sign of a replica watch.

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The brand is very proud of their Geneva home and origin and will often feature “Geneve” prominently on the dial or elsewhere on the watch. The brands logo, the Calatrava Cross, is a balanced and intricate design. This emblem is often found on the dial, bridges and parts inside the movement as well as the winding-crown.

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For the company, the design symbolizes their values of independence, chivalry, and courage. For a counterfeiter it is something very difficult to reproduce, especially as well as Patek Philippe creates it.

3. Serial Number & Model Number

Patek Philippe serial numbers and model numbers are found with official paperwork and permanently printed inside the watch. There are no numbers printed or stamped on the outside of Patek Philppe watches. While serial numbers are unique to every individual watch the model number defines the look and the design of the watch.

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Model numbers are typically four digits followed by a letter. The letters indicate the material of the case:

• “A” stands for Acier which is stainless steel
• “J” stands for Jaune which is yellow gold
• “R” for rose gold. “G” is for Gris which is French for grey and denotes white gold
• “P” is for platinum

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These are the base materials used by Patek and if you see a brand watch constructed of any materials that are inferior to these it is a sign that something is not the real deal.

4. Seal

The Patek Philippe Seal, which appears on the watches as the double letters PP surrounded by a shield, is both a quality check and a promise made by Patek Philippe that ensures their watch is of their complete manufacture from movement parts to watch case in its entirety.

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With this seal Patek Philippe attests that their watch is an instrument that measures time with great accuracy. A modern Patek Philippe can be expected to be accurate within the range of -3 and +2 seconds per 24 hours. A copy may occasionally look right, but it cannot perform this well.

5. Documentation

All supporting documentation that comes with a Patek Philippe watch is invaluable. Numbers and descriptions should match the watch and dates should correspond with the age of the watch.

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Patek Philippe provides a supporting service that can corroborate the watch’s authenticity and origin. A Patek Philippe owner can request, with a nominal fee and application, an official “Extract from the Archives” from the company that should confirm the watch model details and even reveal the date of manufacture. Although this document cannot be used to confirm absolute authenticity, like any complementary paperwork it remains a great asset to have.

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Today we would like to share about COACH bag!

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Inspecting the Quality

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Examine the craftsmanship. 

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There should be little wear to the bag and the material should be sturdy. Coach products are made from expensive and authentic materials. For example, they use real, high-quality leather. So if the bag appears overly smooth and plastic-y, or seems to be made from canvas, it’s likely to be made from a synthetic like pleather, which would make it a fake.

• If the bag is flimsy or it appears to stretch a lot, these are also red flags.

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Look at the stitching. 

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The seams and stitching of Coach bags are even and clean. Each stitch should be the exact same length. They should also be straight and not over-stitched (i.e., stitches sewn over an edge to prevent fraying or loosening). This means you will see only one line of thread, not multiples stitched over each other

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Check the lining. 

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Most Coach purses will have a solid-color, satin lining. However, bags without the ‘CC’ print on the exterior may have it on the interior instead. This may not always be the case, though, as some bags may not have the CC pattern on either the outside or the inside.

• Keep in mind that a Coach bag should never have the CC pattern on both the inside and outside.

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Looking For Logos and Tags

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Look for labels. 

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Labels are commonly found on the hardware, outside of the bag, and on the inside of the bag. For example, each bag should come with the Coach leather creed, which is a leather patch embossed on the inside containing the bag’s serial number. If there isn’t a leather patch, the serial number for the bag should at least be stamped on the inside, not printed.^[5]

• Keep in mind that some Coach bags like the clutch, swingpack, and mini will not have a serial number.
• Bags from the 1960s will also not have a serial number, and bags from the 1970s and 1980s will have a serial number with only numbers, not letters and numbers like current bags.^[6]
• A few Coach bags (such as those in the Legacy series) will have their serial numbers stamped and inked in a gold-tone ink. If the number is only inked, that’s a red flag.

Check the logo tags. 

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Many Coach purses also come with logo tags. These are leather tags attached to the purse with a beaded chain. The trim of the tag should match the trim on the bag, and the COACH logo should be raised, not imprinted

Take a look at the zippers. 

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Zippers on a real Coach bag will have a pull made of either leather or rings. Some, but not all, Coach bags will also have the letters “YKK” engraved into the metal of the zipper. Pulls made of another material are typically indicators of a fake

Compare the bag to pictures on the Coach website. 

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If anything about the bag seems off to you, comparing it to an image of an authentic version is a good idea. It can help you determine where the labels should be on that particular bag, as well as how the bag should look; what the pattern should be, the inside lining, and the logo tags

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Determine if the deal is too good to be true. 

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While they aren’t the most expensive bags comparatively, Coach bags can still be anywhere between $200-$600. Even the used bags can retail for a hefty price. If a new Coach bag is selling for a cheap price, that’s a good sign that it’s a fake. Keep in mind the actual pricing of the bag you want and compare it the one you’re considering buying. Are they similar

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Pay close attention to the vendor. 

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If a vendor avoids your questions, looks guilty, or gives vague answers when you ask about the authenticity of a bag, it’s a good sign that you should be wary. Ask if they accept returns. If they don’t, they may not be credible.

• If the vendor has a lot of the same type of bag, this is also a red flag as it usually means they’re replicas. Inspect the material in this instance. Are the bags made of fabric or cheap leather?
• If the seller is advertising Coach bags that are labeled as “designer-inspired” or “Grade A replicas”, they’re fake. This terminology is used so that the producer of the fake bags won’t get in legal trouble.
• Mall vendors and street vendors, as well as online auction sites (such as eBay), will often sell fakes. Department stores are more likely to have genuine Coach bags in the purse section.

Look at the wear once the bag is broken-in. 

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If the bag holds up and wears nicely, it shows that the bag is authentic or at the very least well-made. A broken, torn bag by the end of a few weeks shows that the bag is most likely a fake. Coach bags are made from quality materials, so frayed threads, cracked leather, and warping from use are going to take a while — probably a few years.

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Hope all the information’s you can gain gthe knowledge for Coach bag before you buying.

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Seiko is one of the popular brand in Japan. As it’s popular, there must be a counterfeit. Here we want to share one how to spot fake Seiko watch.

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Hope it can help you before buying fake Seiko watch especially when buying online.

1. Serial Number

All modern Seiko watches have the date of manufacture contained in the 6 digit serial number. Exceptions are pre-1970 models when the numbers were 7 digits long, and limited edition models may have a number reflecting it’s piece number e.g. 90/200 meaning its the 90th of only 200 pieces. Also check that the engraving is neat, evenly spaced, aligned and features sharp edges.

2. Movement Model

The Seiko movement and model number can be found on the caseback in two sets of 4 digits joined by a dash. The first 4 are the movement calibre number, the second four are the case/model number. Also check that the engraving is neat, evenly spaced, aligned and features sharp edges.

3. Movement Dial

Seiko watches feature the movement calibre and dial code printed at the bottom of the dial near the 6 o’clock position.

4. Logo

Every Seiko watch will feature the Seiko logo on the watch face (dial). Check the size and shape of the letters extremely carefully for any slight variation.

5. Instruction Booklet

If the seller photographed the instruction booklet check that any movement numbers match those found on the watch itself. Also check that the copy is aligned and evenly spaced, and that the colour is sharp. Often counterfeited photocopied booklets lose their colour and definition.

6. Guarantee

New Seiko watches are accompanied by a guarantee certificate. The style and details may vary according to watch model and country. But check that all copy is aligned and evenly spaced. Remember that authentic certificates can accompany counterfeit watches.

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Today we would like to share how to spot the real or fake for BREITLING watch!

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Breitling is a privately owned company founded in 1884 in Grenchen, Canton of Solothurn, Switzerland.

In recent years, the market has been flooded with replica Breitling watches which look very close to the real ones but worth only a fraction of the value and are far inferior in quality.

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Follow the steps below to see if your watch is authentic.

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The Logo

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The logo is displayed in the upper center area of the watch’s face. On a real Breitling watch, there’s no white space within the logo, while fake ones do have a white space they’re often not positioned with the same accuracy as the authentic ones. The real logo has a total of 5 splines on the wing. They don’t extend all the way to the outer wing.

The anchor from the logo should be separated from the wings. If there’s no separation between the anchor and the wings, it’s a replica.

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Hands

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If the second-hand features an anchor on the bottom, it should come to a point at the end. The B detail should also be very clear. You should be able to distinguish the B. You should also examine the center pin that holds the hands together. It should be the same color as the hands.

The majority of replicas use a black pin instead, making it really obvious to differentiate an original Breitling watch from a replica.

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If you see that the sub dials have the day of the week and month, you can walk away from that watch. It’s fake. Only the models that have the perpetual and annual calendar, feature the day and month as well as the chronograph. But apart from these models, Breitling watches only have the chronograph on the sub dials.

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To ensure the crystal is authentic, you should hold the watch to a light source and check for glare. If the crystal creates a blinding glare it’s highly likely that this watch is a replica. An authentic Breitling’s crystal would minimize the amount of light it reflects thanks to its anti-glare coating. Also, the reflection from it should be slightly bluish.

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The bracelet of a Breitling watch is of very high quality. Even the leather straps undergo the same quality control as the steel straps. Breitling bracelets always have a model number, but somehow fake watches tend to leave out this detail.

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Almost every Breitling replica gets this wrong. During the manufacturing process of a Breitling watch, the holes for the crowns and push pieces are cut with absolute precision so the fitting is precise.

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Model Number

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Make sure that the model number located on the case back matches the watch the seller is advertising. A quick look at a trusted web page should help you to see if the number matches the watch.

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Low-quality Printing and Engraving

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The engraving in the real buckle is deeper than the one in the fake one. You should be able to feel the Breitling word engraved on it, but the other side of the buckle should be smooth. Also, the letters on the face should have a 3D look, they should pop from the background. If they look flat, chances are that you’re looking at a replica.

Letters print on fake watches usually look fuzzy and the proportions aren’t correct.

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Weight.

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A fake Breitling should feel lighter than an original because of the materials used to produce it. The case of a Breitling watch is always manufactured with top-class metals. In order to give the watch its form, the case is subjected to high pressures and high temperatures that give its final shape.

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This means that the replica of a Breitling will feel a lot lighter, as cheap materials like plastic will have been used.

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Photographs

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Poor quality photos should be an indicator that the seller is actually advertising a fake Breitling. Fuzziness and distant photos are used to hide damages or quality errors. It’s always better to reject those low-quality images and engage with the ones that focus on the watch’s features, showing it as it is, with no secrets.

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The Movement

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Being a chronograph specialist, Breitling manufactures their own mechanical chronograph movements. Even though they have manufactured a limited number of electronic timepieces with quartz movements, they equipped them with Super Quartz movement that is ten times more accurate than the regular quartz equivalent.

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Replicas will always use inexpensive quartz movements to reduce manufacturing costs.

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Analyzing the movement of the hands could help you with this. If the hands are not moving smoothly, but rather following a staccato ticking, the probability is that this watch is a fake Breitling.

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And of course, you should always be suspicious about the price. If it seems too good to be true, we regret to tell you that it most definitely is a scam.

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May, for all the tips that we share can gain the knowledge before you buy the Breitling watch.

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How can I spot fake Louis Vuitton Sarah wallets in 30 seconds?

There are situations where you may be unable to go through each detailed when you need to authenticate your Louis Vuitton Sarah wallet.

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That is why we have compiled this quick 30 seconds solution to authenticating your Louis Vuitton Sarah wallet.

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Below are the top 4 indicators that can help you determine if you have a fake or original manufactured Louis Vuitton Sarah wallet.

1. Check the text on the interior side of your wallet’s. Most of the time, the replica Louis Vuitton Sarah wallets have their text improperly font-weighted, having different thicknesses for its symbols
2. Look at the stitching on the opening flap of your Louis Vuitton Sarah wallet. Mostly, the counterfeit LV Sarah wallets miss having their stitching on the opening flap
3. Inspect the “LV” text on the zippers of your Louis Vuitton Sarah wallet. Usually, the replica Louis Vuitton Sarah wallets have their text looking too thick when compared to the text found on the legit wallet’s zippers
4. Verify the thickness of the symbols of the classic Louis Vuitton monogram of your wallet. Mostly, the replica LV Sarah wallets have their monogram’s flowers and inscriptions looking too thin, while the legit wallets have their elements looking thicker

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Hopefully these steps will help you indicate between real and fake LV Sarah wallet.

The most searched and sold Louis Vuitton bag is Louis Vuitton Neverfull. It’s so adorable that thousands of replicas were created to satisfy people who can’t afford the price of the original one.

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To spot the difference between them, we share some steps to differentiate between real and fake Louis Vuitton Neverful bag.

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1. Pay attention to the product description. Very often we’ve seen on the Internet auctions which name was slightly twisted, for example Luis Vuitton or Louis Vuiton.

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2. Elements of leather bags (handles, pullers and finish at the top) darken and gain a very distinctive honey color. So if you buy used bag and handles are very bright, it means that either someone was not wearing that bag – which is unlikely, or you are just dealing with a fake.

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3. Leather element to which pullers are attached. In the original bag the words Louis Vuitton does not overlap the groove in the skin (surrounding the element), it is perfectly symmetrical. In addition, both the bag with elements of dark and light skin, this small piece of leather must have a recess at the edges.

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4. Ending of the puller strap. In the original bags the edge of the leather element has grooves in the skin, and in the counterfeit bag very often that element is flat.

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5. Inside the bag, there is strap that can be used to fasten the bag. In the original bag seam on the leather strap is further away from the end (about 2 cm), the counterfeit it is a distance of about 1 cm. In addition, the counterfeit handbag closing metal element is not perfectly closed. In the original metal element is perfectly closed.

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6. Leather element on which there is a stamped text: Louis Vuitton Paris Made in France is away from the rectangle with the inscription Articles de voyage of less than a centimeter (in the fake bag), in the original bag distance is just over 2 cm.

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7. Leather element with the words Louis Vuitton in the middle of the bag must be perfectly stamped. In some fakes inscription is not embossed and it’s only printed. In some fakes the inscription is stamped and then it is really hard to identify. In the original purse letters are little narrower, but it is so subtle difference.

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Hopefully now you won’t have any problems with buying the original Louis Vuitton Neverfull handbag and without any hesitation you will know how to spot the fake.

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We would like to share how to find out the MARC JACOBS bag is Real or Fake!

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Our guide outlines the clues to avoid being ripped off by counterfeiters.

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Best ways to tell a fake Marc Jacobs bag from a genuine one.!

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THE PRICE.

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A general note that does not only apply to Marc Jacobs bags would be the exact comparison of prices. Even if you buy your bag in an online second hand shop, the price is still “high”. If, for example, the bag costs $1,200 in the Marc Jacobs Online Store, then it is extremely unlikely to get hold of the same for $300 – even if it’s already used. So as a start, this is a good way to tell a fake Marc Jacobs bag.

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ZIPP, ZAPP – IT’S ALL ABOUT THE ZIPPER

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The first thing you should pay attention to is the zipper and serial number. With Marc Jacobs bags, they are a good indication of the authenticity of the item when you want to tell a fake Marc Jacobs bag. Marc Jacobs mostly uses “riri” zippers for his handbags. This is a simple distinguishing feature to keep in mind when going on a luxury safari outside of official (online) shops. It is essential to know that you should not only pay attention to the inscription, but also the individual letters. They have to be the same distance from each other and original “riri” closures have a small circle as an i-point. 

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The easiest way to make a comparison is to enter “riri zipper Marc Jacobs” in the search engine of your choice or to look at the logo of a Marc Jacobs bag in the shop. In addition, the “riri” zippers have a round head and at the bottom is the letter M and a number. The larger one says “riri M8” and the smaller one “riri M4”.

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Marc Jacobs also uses “lampo” zippers. These are used for example for the East / West bags. These are also an indication that the bag is real! What they all have in common is the Marc Jacobs logo on the front. The designer’s name is always engraved in production. On the one hand because it creates a more luxury factor and on the other hand, of course, because it makes it easier for us to distinguish them from the fakes. Here, too, there is a small rule that must be observed: the lettering starts with MARC on the thickest part of the zipper. There is little chance that the counterfeiters worked so precisely, but it is better to check such points as well.

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SERIAL NUMBER

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As mentioned above, the serial number is also an important indicator of the authenticity of Marc Jacobs bags. Unfortunately, it is precisely this that is not always available in older versions from previous collections. The models MP, Sophia and Stella are examples of Marc Jacobs handbags, which for better or worse have to do without a serial number. But no worry! These, too, can be safely purchased (over the Internet) if a few tips and tricks are followed.

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Fortunately, the serial number was then introduced in other collections and made life a little easier for us bag lovers and Marc Jacobs obsessed. The pockets that have one are hidden in one of the zippered inner compartments. The serial number is usually in black or white letters. Why is it so important? You will find out soon! The serial number contains data on the luxury item. For example, you can read off the season and the model number from it. For example, a serial number could look like this: F09 xxxx. That means nothing else than “Fall 2009” and which model it is exactly. The serial number can be checked in the Marc Jacobs stores, so you can be sure that it is an original.

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Arguably the biggest problem with counterfeit brands is that they keep getting better. While certain sloppy versions can be avoided, others are much more difficult to debunk. There are more and more con artists around on the Internet who want to take money from others with fake luxury goods. But there are certain signs that indicate the (non) originality. As with the choice of a partner, when looking for your dream Marc Jacobs bag , inner beauty counts as much as outer!

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THE INTERIOR

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You should pay close attention to the inner workings of a bag. The lining, the color and the material can say more than you might think. Marc Jacobs, the American designer, is a perfectionist. Handbags of the same color and model will therefore not have two different types of fabric or lining colors. Again, to be on the safe side, you should search the Internet thoroughly or get your own picture of the store. 

If the color of the inner lining of the bag on the retailer’s (private) website is different from that on the official website, then it is very likely that it is a fake. Particular caution is required with private retailers and websites that do not specify an authenticity check by experts.

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THE LOGO

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Another indication of a forgery can be the logo. Real Marc Jacobs bags have a small piece of metal on the inside with the imprint MARC JACOBS. The imprint MADE IN (…) should also be found on this metal plate. Fake ones, on the other hand, often have the logo printed on a piece of leather or fabric. As with the zippers, it is important not only to make sure that MARC JACOBS is at the top, the spacing between the letters also plays a role. If this spacing is uneven or the individual letters do not look exactly as they are in the official logo of the brand, this clearly speaks against a purchase.

If the logo is on the outside, check the lettering to make sure it is all even and sharply-defined. Any uneven spaces or wavering edges on the letters are a sign that the bag is a counterfeit.

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EXTERNAL FEATURES

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But it’s not just the inner aspects ​​that count! The outside of a bag can also tell a lot about its origin. Fake bags, for example, often have other details. Outside compartments can be larger or smaller, wider or narrower, among other things. Even the leather of the forged copy often cannot keep up with the original. 

The number of side compartments must also be taken into account, it can also vary. What women should definitely pay attention to are the seams! Whether outside or inside, it doesn’t matter here! Marc Jacobs has his bags made with the highest precision and does not tolerate crooked seams. These are straight, continuous and clean. 

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Logo

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The logo is a stamp on the bag that reads “Hermes Paris Made in France”. This logo is featured in a delicate and neat font that is not affected by the texture of the leather. On many fake Hermes bags, the logo will look irregular, big, and/or blocky. Ensure the logo on the bag is properly centered without being uneven, lopsided, or crooked in any way.

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THE SEAMS

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The seam path on forgeries can be very different from the real luxury pieces. They are processed carelessly and often come off after a few days. The handles in particular are often sewn differently and therefore suffer from poor quality. In addition, cheap productions often have different colors of seams or even have to be glued together at the corners because the seam simply does not want to hold. 

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Designers, on the other hand, don’t even let bags leave the factory with messed up details. The processing does not come close to the original. Another hot tip for debunking “cheat packages” is paying attention to the hardware. The Marc Jacobs logo can often be found on the hardware, but there is no time for this in the production of fake copies. 

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THE SMELL

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If you pick up the bag in person, buy it at a flea market, etc., then you should pay attention to another important factor: the smell. Cheap counterfeits stink – literally! Quality has its price, this is why Marc Jacobs uses high-quality leather such as deer or cattle for its production. Cheap productions tend to use sheepskin (if it is leather at all). However, these have a strong smell and thus suggest a fake. So you need the right nose when buying.

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AUTHENTICITY CARD 

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Anyone who has ever bought a designer bag knows how many extra bells and whistles come with it. If the bag is new, at least a dust bag with the Marc Jacobs logo comes with it. In addition, you always receive the AUTHENTICITY CARD with the purchase of a luxury bag. 

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If you buy from a private person, you should ask for this card and have a photo of it sent to you (if necessary). You should also ask for the invoice, it is the easiest and fastest way to trace where and when the seller bought his bag. If it is new, the bag also has an additional label. This is attached on the outside and gives details on size, color, etc. The designer also gives care instructions with tips on how to maintain the bag. These care instructions are also called “booklets” and are presented by a trustworthy retailer without being asked and enclosed with the purchase.

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Have a nice day!

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