It may not show accurate time (if it works at all) and it may rust a bit in a humid climate, but hey, what do you expect from a 10$ Rolex?
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It may not show accurate time (if it works at all) and it may rust a bit in a humid climate, but hey, what do you expect from a 10$ Rolex?
China?
Malaysia
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We used to take our 8th-grade classes to NYC for a class trip. The first thing they’d do is run around buying fake- Rolex watches, DVDs, and Oakley sunglasses! Then we’d watch the latest “DVD” on the way home.
It can indeed be fun to stock up on bootleg luxoury brands, but the novelty wears off pretty quickly. I lived in various parts of Asia 30 years ago and had great fun then with ‘luxoury’ brands. For a short while.
Right! Guaranteed to run and run and run at least a week.
Ha, ha, if that. A great watch if your time keeping is not of essence
cheap and you can have a new watch whenever you want 😉
Sure you can, and you’ll need to since they don’t last long
reminds me of when i was in peru 🙂 fake rolex shops in downtown lima 🙂
Fake luxoury is probably sold wherever copyright protection is low or non existant
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