Yes, Seiko watches get faked. Learn how to stay safe from a replica with our expert-made authentication guide that shows you what to look for in a Seiko.
3 quickest ways to spot fake Seiko
1. Bezel
Authentic Seiko SKX Watch:
The number “10” uses a consistent font as per the brand’s standard.
Font style is uniform across all legitimate Seiko SKX watches.
Fake Seiko SKX Watch:
The number “10” uses a different font compared to the genuine watch.
The fake “10” appears too thick and too boxy.
Deviates from the standard font used in legitimate Seiko SKX watches.
2. Dial
Authentic Seiko SKX:
The “SEIKO” text is thicker, bolder, and more defined.
Counterfeit Seiko SKX:
The “SEIKO” text is too thin compared to the authentic version.
3. Day & Date
Authentic Seiko SKX Watch:
The patch is correctly aligned.
“SUN” text is placed correctly and is perfectly parallel with the top and bottom lines of the rectangular patch.
Fake Seiko SKX Watch:
The patch is often misaligned.
“THU 7” text appears really thin.
“THU” inscription is not placed in a straight line, deviating from the alignment seen in genuine watches.
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