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Real Or Fake Minute Machine???

Jummeltje

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I just got those in. I thought it would be easy to see if they are real or fake, but i guess that isn't ;)
I compared them to lots of other minute machines on internet. I readed the other thread about the
fake minute machine, but i'm still not sure.
I asked a friend of mine about his minute machine. He says that there is no serial number in his
watch either. I added some pics. I hope u can tell me more about it :).
I got it without tags.

(i tested to scratch the display with a key, but there is not a single scratch on there!!!)
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I have to say that in real the red color looks a bit darker red. the silver bolts look like chromed..
 
Maybe it's a way to identify how much a real one weights....
So could any one of you having a titanium minute machine weigths it for me?:)
So i can compare mine
 
You scratch the Display with a key- for a test?
Why did`nt you use a hammer, to check out if it is Titanium?

Sorry, kidding...
 
hehe, yeah i tested it. If it would be a fake one, i guess the display will get some scratches from the key.

But in fact the display feels and sounds preciesly the same when scratching on it with a key as when i try
it on my oakley gearbox watch...(there is not a single scratch on both after the test) So that is a fact that makes me think it's real.

But still, i'm not sure yet. Hope that somebody has an idea how to test or see it for sure?!?
 
Thanks guys, i hope you are both right! :)
At this point i really start to believe that i might had my biggest steal in history! :)
 
if you are still sceptical put them on a scale!
the right weight for them should be:
190 g
6,7 oz
2920 gn
950 ct
 
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