Alright, so I’ve been messing around with this watch, a high imitation Rolex GMT-Master II, the left-handed version. You know, the one with the crown on the wrong side? Yeah, that one. I gotta say, it’s a pretty slick piece of hardware. I was on a market yesterday and found this stuff.
First off, I scored this bad boy from a guy. He said that this was a pretty decent one and it wouldn’t let me down. It’s got that green and black bezel everyone’s been going crazy about. And let me tell you, it looks sharp. The weight feels good, not too heavy, not too light. Just right, you know?
So I started wearing it around, showing it off a bit. I mean, who wouldn’t? I took it to a watchmaker to see what he thought. He took one look at it, nodded, and said, “Not bad, not bad at all.”
Next, I did some digging online. I checked out a few forums, read some reviews. People are saying it’s one of the better imitations out there. Some folks are even saying it’s hard to tell the difference unless you really know what you’re looking for. I was searching for some comments like “the average price for a GMT Master is quoted at $29,421”. But for a high imitation one, I think it is cheap.
- I compared it side-by-side with some pictures of the real deal. The details are pretty spot on. The font, the spacing, the little things you wouldn’t notice unless you were really looking.
- I even tested out the GMT function. Set it to a different time zone and everything. Worked like a charm. No issues there.
- I wore it for a week straight. No problems with the movement. Kept time perfectly. Didn’t have to adjust it once.
But hey, I know what you’re thinking. It’s not a real Rolex. And you’re right, it’s not. But for the price, it’s a damn good imitation. I mean, who’s gonna know unless you tell them? Plus, I saved a ton of money. I got some extra to buy a Rolex’s box to make it look real.
So, if you’re a lefty and you’re looking for a watch that looks like a million bucks without actually costing a million bucks, this high imitation Rolex GMT-Master II left-handed version is definitely worth checking out. Just don’t go around telling everyone it’s real, okay? I bought it just for fun and do not want to show off to others.
And remember what your grandma always said, “If it looks good, feels good, and doesn’t break the bank, it’s good enough.” Well, at least that’s what my grandma would say. And it worked well!
My suggestion
If you are not that wealthy or just do not want to spend too much on a watch, go and find a high imitation one. You can find some good stuff with a nice price. I will tell you, just go for it.
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