Tiger M.
Bought a clone of a luxury watch from them
Bought a clone of a luxury watch from them. Photos appear to be of an actual luxury watch, not the clone they are selling. Not a great clone up close, as lots of small differences visually if you know where to look. Crown guard almost non existent, dial printing is fair, but spacing and clarity of dial printing is bad if you compare to an original and especially if you magnify and look close. Back of case is poorly finished. Movement is a very cheap 2813 Chinese movement inside a plastic movement ring. The movement behaves badly enough just trying to wind and set time that I will probably have to take it out and try to service it immediately, it is not a 3135 clone as shown in item description and pictures. The braclet is a clone of a cheaper watch band of the same brand, but the easy link adjustment doesn't work, so you better hope that removal of links will get you close enough to adjustment to be useable. It should have had a glide link clone instead based on the watch type and pictures/description, which is an easier band to adjust and probably wouldnt have as many issues. It comes in a clone box, which is not very close to original, and the box was partially torn inside so not really useful for display or anything with that damage. Shipping and tracking was kind of a joke/shell game. They provided tracking info, and within a few days, it was showing some movement scans in a partner warehouse in LA and awaiting USPS pickup, which I think was completely bogus tracking scans since weeks later, USPS still hadn't received it, and I think there was eventually a couple of scans from china when assembly was complete, which means that watch had never been in LA yet. At about a month, and poking the customer service several times, asking to cancel the order because it was obvious that the watch wasn't in LA yet, then the original tracking info sort of disappeared, and they told me I had to manually adjust tracking to a different Chinese shipping company, and now the watch was suppose to be in on its way by flight to NY, but USPS still knew nothing about the tracking number provided. It eventually had some new tracking scans in NY but only visible if you manually selected a specific Chinese shipping company, but USPS said they still didn't have it and at this point they didn't even recognize the tracking number. It eventually arrived at my house via USPS but with a different USPS tracking number than the one they gave me. Based on the bogus scans early on and changing tracking company/numbers/location, i had thought it was a scam by that point since it was over 30 days, so I did dispute the CC transaction, but then it arrived a few days later. Also, there is no way to leave a review on their website for the product (and all 100+ watches share the same reviews), so it appears all those reviews are bogus. So to summarize: it looks good from a distance, but won't stand up to any sort of scrutiny but the movement will need some work to make it a reliable watch. The band provided is almost useless, And the shipping was frightening that they are willing to add fake movement scans to try to cover up that it was really in China and took forever to get to the US.