are there fake hamilton watches

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Hamilton ventura fake or authentic?

All it takes is a Google search using terms like “replica Hamilton watches” to be shocked at the prevalence and relatively convincing nature of outright fake Hamiltons. .

Fake Hamilton from Amazon?

1. The brand “Hamilton” should not appear on the dial of military contract watches (except Bulova). 2. The dial design does not fit military specification. 3. There is no .

How I spotted a fake Hamilton Khaki on Ebay

I’ve seen a lot of things but I had never seen an obviously fake Hamilton. until now. Of course, that may depend on what you define as fake. “Fake” watches, in my .

[Identify] Is this Hamilton a fake? :

The telltale signs of a fake are 1) “Hamilton” in gold lettering on the movement, 2) Lack of Incabloc, 3) Uneven placing of the lumes, 4) tire tread straps (which never came from .

r/Watches on Reddit: [Identify] Hamilton

people know what you do for a living. even a real Rolex looks fake on a barista. a fake Hamilton for 80 bucks with good .

Is my Hamilton Khaki Field Fake?

A simple Google search reveals that this simply isn’t the case. A review of the watch on the popular and credible watch blog ABlogToWatch shows that it uses the Etachoc system. I believe that this is simply a different version of your .

[Hamilton] Authentic? Details in comments :

However, I recently bought a Hamilton Khaki Field reference H70455533, and noticed that the dial seems different than other watches with the same reference. Images .

Fake or Real? : r/HamiltonWatches

$250 for a “new” multi-function Hamilton watch sounds like a great deal. If the watch is a legitimate Hamilton, that’s swell. Check the Hamilton’s web site and see .

[Identify] Is this a real Hamilton? :

This is a genuine Hamilton quartz reissue of the Ventura (which was originally an electric watch first released in 1957, and worn by the likes of Elvis Presley etc.). They started .

Real Hamilton Khaki Automatic with Green Dial or Fake?

Hi all, long time lurker, first time poster here. I recently bought a Jazzmaster Slim from Amazon (purchased directly from Amazon) However, there seem to be a few things throwing me for a loop as to if this watch is a valid .

Okay, so you’re wondering if fake Hamilton watches are a thing. The short answer? Yeah, probably. But the *real* answer? It’s a whole lot messier than a toddler’s finger painting session.

I mean, let’s be real, if there are fake Rolexes out there (and oh boy, are there ever!), then logic dictates that some enterprising individual somewhere is slapping together fake Hamiltons too. It’s just… less glamorous, y’know? I saw a post the other day on r/Watches where someone said even a *real* Rolex looks fake on a barista. Harsh, man, harsh. But it got me thinking. A fake Hamilton? For, like, 80 bucks? Probably wouldn’t raise as many eyebrows.

Thing is, detecting these things can be a pain in the butt. You see guys online freakin’ out ’cause their Khaki Field dial looks slightly different than another one with the same reference number. I saw one dude on r/HamiltonWatches who copped a “new” multi-function Hamilton for $250 and was understandably sus. Like, c’mon, if it sounds too good to be true…you KNOW the rest.

Sometimes it’s the little things that give it away, right? I saw someone mention on a forum that their Khaki Field had a different shock absorption system than expected. Apparently, a credible watch blog (A Blog To Watch, I think) confirmed that specific model should have a certain Etachoc system. If somethin’s off like that, huge red flag, IMO.

And then you got Amazon. Oh, Amazon. The wild west of consumerism. I saw a post about a guy buyin’ a Jazzmaster Slim DIRECTLY from Amazon and still being unsure if it was legit! How crazy is that? I mean, you’d *think* buying directly would guarantee authenticity, but apparently, nothin’s sacred anymore.

Honestly, I think the whole “fake watch” thing is just…kinda sad. Why bother? But hey, people are gonna do what they’re gonna do. My advice? Do your homework. Compare the watch you’re eyeing to official images on the Hamilton website. If the price seems ridiculously low, be wary. And maybe, just maybe, buy from a reputable dealer. It’ll save you a whole lot of headaches (and potentially some heartbreak) down the line.

And hey, even if you end up with a “fake” that looks and feels good, who’s really gonna know? As long as *you* like it, right? Just don’t go around braggin’ about your “authentic” Hamilton to watch nerds. They’ll sniff you out in a heartbeat. Trust me. I’ve seen it happen.

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