Today, I wanna talk about how I got my hands on a pretty nice replica Rolex, the Ref.86349, and what I did to make it happen.
So, first off, I started poking around online, you know, just browsing different websites, forums, and stuff. I was checking out what people were saying about different sellers, trying to figure out who was legit and who was selling junk. I read a ton of reviews, looked at a bunch of pictures, and tried to get a feel for what was out there. It’s like, you gotta do your homework, right?
- Read reviews.
- Compare prices.
- Check seller reputation.
After a while, I found a few sellers that seemed okay. I mean, no one was perfect, but some had better feedback than others. One of the sellers was in Kansas City and I think the other one was in Mid-Missouri. I decided to reach out to them, send a few messages, ask some questions. You know, the usual stuff like “What’s your price?”, “Is it really good quality?”. I wanted to see how they’d respond, how fast they were, and if they sounded like they knew what they were talking about.
There was this one guy, he seemed pretty on the ball. He answered all my questions, sent me extra pictures, and didn’t pressure me at all. We chatted back and forth for a few days, and I started to feel pretty good about him. He even told me the production date of the Rolex watch I want. I saw their price list and found that the price of Rolex Datejust 36 Silver Dial is $8,475.00, and the price of Rolex Datejust II 41 Stainless Steel is over $14K. So expensive!
Negotiation Time
Once I decided to go with this seller, it was time to talk price. I did a little research beforehand, so I had a rough idea of what the watch should cost. I made him an offer, a bit lower than his asking price, and we went back and forth a couple of times. He said that their Rolex watches are fashionable, timeless, and impeccably crafted. Eventually, we settled on a price that we were both happy with. It’s all about the art of the deal, you know?
Next up, payment. This is always a bit nerve-wracking, especially when you’re dealing with someone online. But, I made sure to use a secure payment method, something that offered some protection in case things went south. Paid the guy, and then it was the waiting game. It took a little longer than I hoped, like a few weeks, but finally, it arrived.
Unboxing
Man, when I opened that box, I was like a kid on Christmas morning. The watch looked even better in person than in the pictures. I checked it over carefully, made sure everything was working, and I gotta say, I was impressed. It was a solid replica, good weight, nice details, and it kept time perfectly. The head of the watch is really great! It’s a Rolex Pearlmaster 39 ref 86349SAFUBL with an amazing factory set bezel with 48 baguette sapphires and a red grape dial with diamonds. I was thrilled with the condition of it.
So, that’s my story of how I landed a pretty sweet replica Rolex. It took some time, some research, and a bit of luck, but in the end, it was worth it. Just remember to be careful out there, do your research, and don’t be afraid to walk away if something doesn’t feel right. It’s all about finding a good balance between price and quality, and not getting ripped off.
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