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First thing need to check is the font of the watch, pay attention to every numerals and each word on the surface of the watch. The fake watch must have some point that not follow the brand’s usual standard especially on their finishing. One of the ways is you can compared your watch with the same genuine model watch in the internet if you are not 100% sure your watch is fake or original.

Another thing is to focus on the printing quality of the Hublot logo. The fake one is too poor as you can see the logo will looks faded. Opposite from the geneuine Hublot watch, which is smooth and sharp.

DATE WINDOW

You can examine the date window is different between fake vs original Hublot watch. Basically the numbers shows on the fake watch is blurry and not center. For example, the number “15” in the date window, you can see “5” in the center and the “1” further along the edge.

BEZEL

The bezel from the fake obviously looks poor. The crystal sapphire is actually glass and the screws on the bezel are asymmetric and the unclear date is the most common fake watch we have seen. The real one is high standard crystal sapphire, the screws also symmetric and clear date.

LUG

As for lug, the fake version is the curve angle and the height of the watch case is larger compared to genuine version watch case is more to slimmer and the rubber strap is at less of an angle from the dial.

CROWN

Original crown for Hublot watch is much more sharper and detailed.

CLASP & RUBBER

The genuine Hublot watch has high quality rubber, you can see the quality of the logo imprints on the rubber. The fake watch also can copy that but mostly are not smooth and poor quality materials.

In addition, the clasp on the fake watch is very lightly engraved with the logo, while the original watch is deep stamping, very smooth and quality logo engraved on the clasp.

MOVEMENT

If you open the backcase, the fake watch used plastic to keep the movement in place. The rotor is not branded, the movement is not decorated, you can see many unpolished edges. The inner workings on the movements is very low quality and could not fool any watch enthusiast. Overall, They used lower quality materials and of course not branded.

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Do you know that white gold has a lower resale value than yellow gold. White gold gets its distinctive “white” colour from the mixture of pure gold with alloy.

The reason white gold is worth less than yellow gold is because alloy cost less but it also means the purity (karat) of your gold jewellery is diluted. Another big no-no is to invest in white gold. Buy it if you like it and can afford it, but not to invest on it.

WHAT IS WHITE GOLD ACTUALLY?

White gold is an alloy of gold. This means that it is made up of pure yellow gold, mixed with alloy metals that have a silvery-white colour, such as palladium and silver.

White gold is usually an alloy containing only 75% of gold.

WHY WHITE GOLD MIXED WITH ALLOY METALS?

In all gold jewellery, pure gold has to be mixed with harder metals for added durability and strength. On its own, pure gold is a very soft metal. Without the harder alloy metals keeping it rigid, pure gold would easily bend out of shape.

This is the case whether the jewellery is made from yellow gold, rose gold or white gold, because in any of these variations, gold on its own would be too soft.

In white gold, additionally, the silvery-coloured alloys help to create the desired white colour.

IS WHITE GOLD IS REAL GOLD

Yes, white gold is real but it’s not made entirely of gold. The other metals help to strengthen the gold and increase its durability for jewelry.

You’ll be able to verify that your white gold jewellery contains real gold by looking at its hallmark whether it is K18/K9.

DIFFERENT BETWEEN K18 AND K9

Karat is often expressed with the letter K. For example, 9K or 18K gold.

All 9K gold jewellery items contain 37.5% pure gold, while 18K gold items contain 75% pure gold – regardless of the gold colour. The bigger the overall karat weight, the larger amount of gold is present.

So that means K9 is same with 375 white gold and K18 same with 750 white gold.

Whether white gold is for you is ultimately a personal choice. Overall, white gold makes for a stunning choice if you love the neutral, classic look of silver or platinum.

It has much more durability and value than silver. White gold has become much more popular than classic yellow gold and is in fact the most often chosen metal for engagement rings.