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Please be aware fake seiko bullheads!!!!

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#1 · (Edited)
Please be aware for these bullheads,they are all in mint condition.

All have the same serial number 6N3147 on the caseback.

They are very well made with Original seiko movement.

At this moment there sold on ebay in the UK and Singapore.

Also in Canada they are sold for huge amounts of money.

Look at sold items on ebay.

So be warned!!!!!
 
#2 · (Edited)
Thanks for the warning. Of course if you told eBay they would do absolutely nothing about it either. I wonder if the people selling them even know they are selling a fake. They are being sold by many different sellers? Someone must be the source of these at a lower price and these other sellers are trying to make a buck by flipping the watch probably? I can not stand counterfeiters! Scum of the earth just like cyber thieves.

A quick look and I just found three listed here in the US. Two sold already one still at auction.

Michael
 
#8 ·
I also noticed some bracelets have a very poor stamping of the part number. Others have no stamp. some of the case backs are highly polished. I also saw one that it appeared someone tried to add fake tool marks that are often seen on the newer model Seiko watches but not typically on these case backs. On some of the watches the information looks more like it was etched and others have a bad representation of the Suwa stamp under the serial. It appears whoever is faking them is not doing them all exactly alike.
Here are some pictures.


 
#10 ·
Please be aware for these bullheads,they are all in mint condition.

All have the same serial number 6N3147 on the caseback.

They are very well made with Original seiko movement.

At this moment there sold on ebay in the UK and Singapore.

Also in Canada they are sold for huge amounts of money.

Look at sold items on ebay.

So be warned!!!!!
Thanks for the heads-up.
 
#14 ·
I wonder if they've been 'restored' by the same place, and part of the restoration process involved skimming the case back in a lathe and polishing out tool marks etc. After which they re-engrave the Seiko marking as best they can. They probably don't change the programme in the engraver hence they've all got the same serial number.
 
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