Alright, so here’s the deal. I’ve been seeing a lot of chatter about these Rolex watches, the green ones, yeah, the Submariners. Folks are calling them “High imitation” and it got me curious, so I started digging around.
First thing I did was hit up some of my usual online spots where they sell these kinds of things. You know, not the official stores, but the ones where you can find, shall we say, “alternatives.” Browsed through a bunch of listings, looked at pictures, compared prices – the whole nine yards. Prices were all over the place, let me tell you.
Then, I decided to go a bit deeper. Found a few forums where people were talking about these High imitation Rolex New Green Submariner Quotes, sharing their experiences and whatnot. Some were saying they were pretty good, others were saying they were junk. A real mixed bag, which just made me even more curious.
So, I took the plunge. I picked out one that looked decent in the pictures and had a price that wasn’t too crazy. Clicked that “buy” button and waited. A few days later, a package showed up at my door.
- Opened it up, and there it was. Shiny and green. First impression? Not bad, not bad at all. It had some weight to it, felt solid in my hand.
- I started messing with it, winding it up, setting the time, you know, the usual stuff. Everything seemed to be working fine.
- I even took it to a local watch guy I know, just to get his opinion. He looked it over, messed with it a bit, and said it was a pretty decent imitation. Said the movement was okay, the materials weren’t terrible.
My Takeaway?
Well, it’s definitely not a real Rolex, let’s be clear about that. But for the price, it’s not a bad little watch. I’ve been wearing it around for a couple of weeks now, and it’s been keeping time just fine. Gotten a few compliments on it, too. If you’re looking for a green Submariner but don’t want to spend a fortune, these High imitation ones might be worth checking out. Just don’t expect it to be the real deal, and you might be pleasantly surprised. That’s my two cents, anyway. This whole thing was a fun little experiment.
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