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    Fake busters thread: ask about authenticity in this thread!

    I'm going to make this thread a sticky so we can put the authenticity questions in one spot. I hope this is a solution.... we'll see

    Please post good pics.... text descriptions are not very useful. Pics of the movement are important!
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    Question Re: Fake busters thread: ask about authenticity in this thread!

    Goodmorning,

    First of all I wanna say: i'm from the Netherlands, and my english is okay, but not perfect;) I hope you will understand my questions.
    Second: I wanna thank you for reading/answering my questions.

    My Father died 2 years ago, and he left me some watches.
    He was a big fan of collectable things. But you never where he get it from.

    I have here a Vintage Tag Heuer watch, maybe you can help me out. I dont want to sell it, but i want to know the history about it.


    • Is this watch a real TH watch?
    • Watch model is? Whats the name? Or the Number?
    • What year?
    • It's a quartz.
    • What is it worth? How much do i have to pay in a Jewelry in this condition
    • ​Can you tell me more about this item?


    ​Thank you for your time!
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    Re: Fake busters thread: ask about authenticity in this thread!

    Check out the Archived TAG Heuer Catalogs sticky. Go to the 1991 catalog and then go to picture/page 100. I think your watch is in the upper right hand corner of the photo.
    Last edited by rosborn; April 14th, 2012 at 15:41.

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    Re: Fake busters thread: ask about authenticity in this thread!

    Quote Originally Posted by rosborn View Post
    Check out the Archived TAG Heuer Catalogs sticky. Go to the 1991 catalog and then go to picture/page 100. I think your watch is in the upper right hand corner of the photo.

    thank you for your reply! I have found the right page, but now i only now what the model number is, nothing more right?
    I Think im gonna google on it;)

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    Re: Fake busters thread: ask about authenticity in this thread!

    We don't do valuations... too hard to be accurate on anything that is important. You can get an idea by looking at eBay listings, especially completed listings that actually sold.

    I think this is a full lume dial.
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    Re: Fake busters thread: ask about authenticity in this thread!

    I didn't see this sticky until after I posted a reply to another thread but I'm guessing it should really be posted here. Here's the link to the other thread and any help with the watch would be very helpful. Thanks in advance!!

    Tag Heuer Grand Carrera (Calibre 17) with solid back case. Replica or original?

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    Re: Fake busters thread: ask about authenticity in this thread!

    Quote Originally Posted by cfprelude View Post
    I didn't see this sticky until after I posted a reply to another thread but I'm guessing it should really be posted here. Here's the link to the other thread and any help with the watch would be very helpful. Thanks in advance!!

    Tag Heuer Grand Carrera (Calibre 17) with solid back case. Replica or original?
    They are both fake.

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    Re: Fake busters thread: ask about authenticity in this thread!

    thanks for the help.

    here's another that i'm looking at... i've seen the grey face models of this have markings on the bezel (cjf2115 i think) but the black and white/silver dont? still deciding between an aquaracer and a link but if you can help me determine if this is real or fake, that'd be great! thanks
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    Re: Fake busters thread: ask about authenticity in this thread!

    Eeeb, is that "is my TAG HEUER authentic thread gone ?!"

    TAG Heuer :
    2000 Classic auto -silver
    S/EL Leather auto -ss/gold
    Formula 1 -1st edition -green
    Kirium F1

    Heuer :
    Carrera -1st re-issue -solid gold
    Monaco -1st re-issue
    trackmaster 1975


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    Re: Fake busters thread: ask about authenticity in this thread!

    Quote Originally Posted by enricodepaoli View Post
    Eeeb, is that "is my TAG HEUER authentic thread gone ?!"
    It probably should be locked. But I haven't done it...
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    "The watch has to be surrounded by a history. You need more than just a great design. You need to create an atmosphere around the product.
    Who is the company behind it? Why are they using this material?
    People need to be able to identify the watch with themselves. It's based on emotion." - Ralph Furter

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