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: But as to whether it is authentic... that's a
: curious one. Based on the case and exterior,
: I'd normally have thought it was real. Even
: has an correct looking detail down to an
: authentic-lookung serial number in the right
: place.
I don't know about that serial number, though. Maybe it is the perspective, but it looks a lot bigger on the lug than the serial number on my real GMT. That serial number is so small I have to use a loupe to see it clearly. The number on this watch looks at least twice as big.
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