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: 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.
But also realize you are looking at a photo that is around six-time life size. So of course the serial number you can't read looking at the actual watch is actually close to readable in such an enlarged photo!
The serial number looks about right in size to me relative to the size of the lug.
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