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: Interesting viewpoint. What would be a
: non-genuine replica?
I can't resist! A non-genuine replica would have to be a watch that was NOT a replica, meaning that it would have to be the real thing. This means it could be a real Omega from an authorized dealer, a real Omega from a gray market dealer, or a counterfit from a miscellaneous scumbag.
In order, those would be a real fake replica, a fake fake replica, and a fake fake fake replica.
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