High Imitation Rolex New Green Submariner Purchasing Secrets (How to Get the Best Deal on a Clone)

Okay, here’s my story about snagging a high-imitation Rolex Submariner, the green one.

So, I’ve always been into watches, you know? But a real Rolex? That’s big money. Way out of my league. But I really, really wanted that new green Submariner. That green bezel is just killer. I started looking around, reading some stuff online, trying to figure out how to get my hands on one that wouldn’t totally break the bank. And guess what, I did a deep dive into the world of replicas.

First off, I started with the basics, finding information about the watch’s size. I discovered that the real Submariner is 40 millimeters in diameter, which is about 1.57 inches. I made a note of that, figuring it was important to get the size right.

Then, I dug into the details, like how to tell a fake from a real one. I learned a few things, like paying attention to the little crown logo. Apparently, on the real deal, that thing is perfectly centered. I figured I had to find one that got that detail right, the crown should be aligned and centered.

I also searched online and found some advertisements from stores that offer replica watches with 1-2 years warranty. They have an in-house repair center, which made me feel a bit more comfortable. The price is so low, it’s hard to resist.

After comparing a bunch of different options, I finally pulled the trigger and ordered one. It took a little while to arrive, but when it finally did, I was pretty stoked.

I carefully took it out of the box and checked it over. The size seemed right. I measured it just to be sure – yep, 40 millimeters. Then I looked at that crown logo, and you know what? It looked pretty darn centered to me. The weight felt substantial too, not like some cheap, flimsy thing. I don’t know the exact weight of a real one, but this one felt right in my hand.

• Size: 40mm, just like the real thing.
• Crown logo: Centered and aligned. Looked perfect to my eye.
• Weight: Felt substantial and solid in hand.

I’ve been wearing it for a few weeks now, and I gotta say, I’m pretty happy with it. It looks great, and honestly, unless you’re a serious watch expert with a magnifying glass, you’d probably never know it’s not the real deal. It’s definitely scratched that itch for a green Submariner, and my wallet is a whole lot happier too. It’s been a fun little adventure, and I’m glad I took the plunge!

I got the watch, and I am happy to share my experience with you guys.