Hi! I recently ordered a VSF Oyster Perpetual 41 with the pistachio dial, and I absolutely love the watch.
When it was first released, a lot of people said the green dial color was quite different from the genuine one. However, I’ve read that VSF has improved the dial color since then.
Is that actually true? Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to find any direct side-by-side comparison between the latest VSF version and the genuine watch.
This question is mainly for EU citizens here. A few weeks ago, I ordered from his warehouse in Italy for the first time, and I’m extremely satisfied. Since I’m from Germany, shipping from Italy is a huge advantage.
Now I’m interested in some additional watches that he only has in his warehouse in China. Does anyone know how he ships these? Does he send the watch from China to his warehouse in Italy first and then forward it from there? That would minimize the risk of customs seizure.
Maybe someone has experience with this. Thanks in advance!
Got this little bastard for 42 € on dhgate. I didn't expect anything but surprisingly okay. Except for the bezel that is completely shitty
I received my first “super clone,” a VSF Seamaster. The watch runs great, and I’m also impressed by the quality. I just noticed that the rotor is stiff and hardly spins. From other watches with inexpensive Seiko or Miyota movements, I’m used to the rotor spinning extremely fast in circles. Is it intentionally dampened to reduce the cheap-sounding noises? I’m not very familiar with the technology behind it, so please excuse the question.
Servicing a VSF Seamaster (Germany)
Is there anyone from Germany who can tell me where I can get my VSF Seamaster serviced and, if necessary, repaired?
This is my first real QC and also my first truly high-end replica. So far, I’ve only had two cheap pieces of junk. I’m not nearly as deep into the topic as the guys over at RepTime.
I can see that the 3 o’clock marker is slightly crooked, but apart from that it looks good to me. What do you guys think?