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Last week, I sold my BNIB Invicta Pro Diver (which had around 2 minutes of wrist time and stayed in the box after that).
Just before closing the deal, I got the question:
"Are sure it is an original one and not a fake?"
My instant answer was: "Do not think anyone would think about making a fake Invicta". Then I smoothed it out saying I got it from Amazon, and they would guarantee its "legitimacy".
Reminded me one of the nominees in a Mad magazine list of underachievers: "A Timex counterfeiter"
My first thought in response to this was.... BWAAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My second thought was BWAAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHA!! OH MAN!! That is RICH!
Ive got a victa on the bay right now that all I wanted was to sell it for 30 bucks as a beater. i didnt mention anything about the missing yellow glass symbol on the crown as, well. I really didnt care so much for this watch. just a beater, but apparently when I posted it in response to an answer i offended people because of its 'uniqueness" my bad for ommitting things, but Unique? Unique to invicta means they only made 5000 copies of that particular model.
"DO YOU GUARANTEE ITS AUTHENTICITY?"
"Yes, I Guarantee that I am selling a piece of metal poop. One Hundred percent real."