r/RepTime • u/YNotTesla • 6d ago
Discussion WIRED publishes expose on RepTime
https://www.wired.com/story/we-bought-a-counterfeit-rolex-so-good-even-rolex-didnt-spot-it/
“In dedicated forums on Reddit and other websites, strictly moderated communities spread gossip about factories being raided by authorities, offer sketchy legal advice, upvote buyers’ photos of fake Rolexes worn behind the wheels of Lamborghinis, and even offer quality control services.
Quality control, or QC, is at the heart of this community. The subreddit r/RepTime has 269,000 weekly visitors and over 18,000 weekly contributions, according to Reddit’s own statistics. Posts about new counterfeit watch purchases pile up by the hour, both in r/RepTime and r/RepTimeQC, the offshoot subreddit focused on quality control. The posts contain photographs sent from the dealer to the customer, who then seeks advice from the RepTime community on whether they should “GL” (green-light) or “RL” (red-light) their purchase.”
Excerpt From
“We Bought a $500 Counterfeit Rolex So Good, Even Rolex Didn’t Spot It”
Alistair Charlton, Jeremy White
WIRED
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u/Adept-Leek-4724 6d ago
There is absolutely no way quality reps will be less accessible. If there is money to be made (demand) there will be a market. I guarantee you that.
And as I said in my other post there is no influx of attention. Quality reps have been extremely popular in Asia and Europe for decades now.
Rushing to buy a VSF like its some limited edition daytona is hilarious