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size:244mm * 134mm * 72mm
color:Green
SKU:628
weight:492g

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The fake one has a depressed second area (like the minute/hour circles) whereas the real one does not, and only has it on the minute/hour circles (this differs from fake to fake and from U-Boat to U-Boat, .

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[identify] U Boat Watch U -7750/50. I bought this at a yard sale today and not sure if it’s real or what the model is. I can’t find the exact match anywhere online

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Got a question about a U-Boat watch – is this authentic, or just a replica? Ok, so, gotta explain – was given to me by an uncle who used to love doing the whole antique market/op shop thing. .

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Focusing on highlighting the manful character, the UK perfect fake U-Boat watches are usually featured with large cases, becoming showy and cool on the wrists. Successfully resulting .

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Inspired by the moon’s dark side, the new luxury U-Boat replica watches collection is here to combine the retro look with a futuristic style. The timepieces are .

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Can anyone confirm if this watch legit or not? Some of these posters have five, six, seven grandpas. If your grandpa bought it for $150 it’s almost certainly a fake. Their watches sell for thousands. Looking at the photos it doesn’t appear to .

So, you’re thinking of snagging a U-Boat watch in the UK? Cool. They’re like, proper statement pieces, right? Big, chunky, kinda scream “I know what time it is AND I’m not afraid to show it.” But here’s the kicker: the number of dodgy fakes floating around is, like, astronomical. And nobody wants to be walking around with a glorified paperweight pretending to be a thousand-pound timepiece.

First things first, why are U-Boats even faked? Simple: they’re expensive! The real deal are, like, investments. They’re not your average, run-of-the-mill wrist candy. So, naturally, some less-than-reputable folks are gonna try and cash in on that desire by churning out cheap imitations. And trust me, some of them *look* convincing…at first glance.

Now, how do you spot the fakes? This is where it gets tricky. Like that forum poster says, if your grandpa bought it for £150? Honey, it’s about as real as a unicorn riding a scooter. These watches aren’t cheap. Period.

But let’s say you found one second-hand or something. Okay, pay close attention, alright?

Look at the details! The real U-Boats are all about precision. Check the screws, the finishing, the lettering. Is it crisp? Is it even? Are there any sloppy bits? Fakes often cut corners here. That “U-Boat” logo? Make sure it’s spot on. Fonts can be a dead giveaway.

The weight! Real U-Boats are hefty. They feel like they mean business. A lightweight fake? Run. Just RUN.

The movement! This is where you might need a watch expert. But even to the untrained eye, a cheap movement will *sound* cheap. Does it tick like a grandfather clock that’s about to fall apart? Red flag.

Where are you buying it from? This is HUGE! Some random guy on Facebook Marketplace offering a U-Boat for a steal? Come on. Use your brain! Stick to reputable dealers. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

And this whole “dark side of the moon inspired” thing? It sounds kinda cool, but remember marketing spiel is marketing spiel. Don’t let the fancy words distract you from the actual watch.

Personally, I think the whole U-Boat thing is a bit… much. I mean, they’re undeniably cool, but they’re also kinda in-your-face. Like, “Hey everyone, look at my expensive watch!” But hey, to each their own. If you’re gonna drop serious cash on one, just do your homework.

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