For Sale Pepsi GMT Master II Superclone £400

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Here’s my Pepsi GMT Master II Superclone on a Jubilee bracelet. £400 posted in UK. I’m not wearing it as much as I thought I would so it is up for sale to fund another purchase. It is about four months old. Amazingly, there are now waiting lists for Pepsi superclones - whatever next!

As you can see from the pics, it is in very good condition. It is virtually indistinguishable from the real thing. The hand stack is correct. The hour hand can be adjusted without stopping the movement in the correct manner, and the GMT hand functions as expected. The rehaut is engraved, and the crown is etched on the crystal. The bracelet clasp is engraved and the movement is fully decorated. The bezel correctly glows all red under UV (no idea how they do this). The movement is not one of the latest free balance jobs which have just come out - it has twin regulators above the balance wheel. It keeps excellent time, and runs for about 48 hours with a full wind. Obviously it is automatic so you don’t need to hand-wind it. I haven’t tested the waterproofing.

The only “tells” for those who examine it closely in hand are non-chamfered edges on the bracelet and the non-free balance wheel if someone wants to open the back while you are at the bar in the pub.

It is sized to be a relaxed fit on my relatively large 7.5” (19cm) wrist. The bracelet features a deployable half link, and other links can be removed with a screwdriver if you want it smaller.

£400 posted in the UK. No international shipping. No box or “papers”, you get what you see.

Cheers!

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I can get you on my next trip to Vietnam for about €150. For about €250 you will have it with original fake green box.

The OP’s watch does look nice though …
Where did you get it? Or is that confidential?
 
Theres a big range of clones as you likely know. The low end shitters that are obviously horrible. The mid range £150-300 range that get some things right but lack clone movements and have incorrect hand stacks etc. Superclones like this one that have correct UV, crystal etching, correct movement (though no free balance). Then the very top end which are £600+ that now have free balance movements. Plus you’d have to import it from somewhere and risk customs seizure.
 
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Absolutely agree. The fake watch capital and for that matter anything fake from clothing, shoes, bags etc of the world is Vietnam according to data available.. Even Trumpy is trying to shut it down but to no avail… its mega business there and Vietnam is closer to Putin so not sure how much lip service will be paid.. but Vietnam is also very reliant on US for the exports they have.. Its the trainer production capital of the world now as well and is the fastest growing asian economy….
Anyway back to your point, yes there are different classes of fakes indeed and some are really good so its what you want. Before i’d hand over 400 sovs, I’d like a bit more info on what type of fake I was buying.
I have 3 Dicky Mille fakes. 2 are quartz and one is self winding. Different prices. I just like the look and feel and could never afford a real one so yes, owning a fake is quite nice especially if its a good one.

However having a real one is also nice if you indeed want to fork out the dosh for a real “ pepsi”.
My submariner was bought in 2000 for $5000 and is indeed now worth £15 K with box snd papers…

And not being an expert but judging by the photos it looks as you have rather a nice one…
 
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I also have some genuine pieces including a Daytona which has gone from £4k to about £20k which is nice. A few clones mix it up. After wearing this clone, I really like the GMT II and am eyeing up a CPO meteorite Pepsi at the moment, though I may need to save up a bit or win the premium bonds for that one!
 
Absolutely agree. The fake watch capital and for that matter anything fake from clothing, shoes, bags etc of the world is Vietnam according to data available.. Even Trumpy is trying to shut it down but to no avail… its mega business there and Vietnam is closer to Putin so not sure how much lip service will be paid.. but Vietnam is also very reliant on US for the exports they have.. Its the trainer production capital of the world now as well and is the fastest growing asian economy….
Anyway back to your point, yes there are different classes of fakes indeed and some are really good so its what you want. Before i’d hand over 400 sovs, I’d like a bit more info on what type of fake I was buying.
I have 3 Dicky Mille fakes. 2 are quartz and one is self winding. Different prices. I just like the look and feel and could never afford a real one so yes, owning a fake is quite nice especially if its a good one.

However having a real one is also nice if you indeed want to fork out the dosh for a real “ pepsi”.
My submariner was bought in 2000 for $5000 and is indeed now worth £15 K with box snd papers…

And not being an expert but judging by the photos it looks as you have rather a nice one…
A new sub depending which model ref yours is may be in the Rolex window for 15k,unlikely the same ref as yours being 26 years old.
Yours may not be worth that same 15k on the used market.

What is your Sub?....

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No clue mate. I only saw one in a reputable jewelers and watch dealers in Lakeside retail park and in their “used”section there was one identical to mine at £14750.
Really not too fussed as its not going to be sold. It was to give an inidaction. I only see them going up in value as demand outstrips supply
 
Here’s my Pepsi GMT Master II Superclone on a Jubilee bracelet. £400 posted in UK. I’m not wearing it as much as I thought I would so it is up for sale to fund another purchase. It is about four months old. Amazingly, there are now waiting lists for Pepsi superclones - whatever next!

As you can see from the pics, it is in very good condition. It is virtually indistinguishable from the real thing. The hand stack is correct. The hour hand can be adjusted without stopping the movement in the correct manner, and the GMT hand functions as expected. The rehaut is engraved, and the crown is etched on the crystal. The bracelet clasp is engraved and the movement is fully decorated. The bezel correctly glows all red under UV (no idea how they do this). The movement is not one of the latest free balance jobs which have just come out - it has twin regulators above the balance wheel. It keeps excellent time, and runs for about 48 hours with a full wind. Obviously it is automatic so you don’t need to hand-wind it. I haven’t tested the waterproofing.

The only “tells” for those who examine it closely in hand are non-chamfered edges on the bracelet and the non-free balance wheel if someone wants to open the back while you are at the bar in the pub.

It is sized to be a relaxed fit on my relatively large 7.5” (19cm) wrist. The bracelet features a deployable half link, and other links can be removed with a screwdriver if you want it smaller.

£400 posted in the UK. No international shipping. No box or “papers”, you get what you see.

Cheers!

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The bezel doesn't 'glow' under UV light in the same way the lume on the hands and indices does. It will reflect a certain amount of it though. Hold it under UV light and then put it in a dark place, the bezel wont glow red. It's just the effect of the UV light, bit like when you shine a UV torch on dog piss!
 
No clue mate. I only saw one in a reputable jewelers and watch dealers in Lakeside retail park and in their “used”section there was one identical to mine at £14750.
Really not too fussed as its not going to be sold. It was to give an inidaction. I only see them going up in value as demand outstrips supply
The model ref will be on the papers.

Im interested to know what a year 2000 watch is worth £14750 at a dealers used tbh!.

Please dig your box out and look at the papers.

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The bezel doesn't 'glow' under UV light in the same way the lume on the hands and indices does. It will reflect a certain amount of it though. Hold it under UV light and then put it in a dark place, the bezel wont glow red. It's just the effect of the UV light, bit like when you shine a UV torch on dog piss!
Yes, sorry, you are right and I should have said "reflects". Cheap versions reflect blue and red, whereas genuine fakes (LOL) reflect all red.
 
The model ref will be on the papers.

Im interested to know what a year 2000 watch is worth £14750 at a dealers used tbh!.

Please dig your box out and look at the papers.

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the reference to the price I saw in the shop was because the watch they had in the window was identical to mine. Not sure of the age and frankly I am no going to dig out the box and get the serial number

Not sure why we are getting so obsessed with my submariner. The OP was talking about selling his fake “Pepsi”
 
the reference to the price I saw in the shop was because the watch they had in the window was identical to mine. Not sure of the age and frankly I am no going to dig out the box and get the serial number
Dont need a serial No.

Mines a sub date 16610,thats the model ref and doesn't help anyone do anything under hand knowing that.

I doubt a year 2000 sub is worth the £14750 hence my interest in knowing the actual ref you have.But nevermind if your not bothered to discuss in a watch part of the forum.

Sub no date 14060 6k plus.
Sub date 16610 7.5k maybe a tad more if lucky.
Seadweller 16600 7k plus.
And then any bi-metals hovering around the 7k plus....all private not dealer prices.None close to £14750.


Some dealers are tryers and do ask way more than worth simply to allow for a massive reduction to make a buyer think he's given them a huge discount lol.

Take a pic that will tell us all.Dont want to do that either!....oh well.
And 100% irrelevant what its value because your keeping it anyway.

I was just interested to know,nothing else whatsoever,and only because I You and others on here like watches.

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To be fair it could have been a Rolex dealer with Certified Pre Owned (CPO) stock which are rather punchily priced, currently around £11-12k for a Sub at my local dealer.

Recently, used prices have dropped a bit from their highs a couple of years back which may account for the discrepancy under discussion.
 
To be fair it could have been a Rolex dealer with Certified Pre Owned (CPO) stock which are rather punchily priced, currently around £11-12k for a Sub at my local dealer.

Recently, used prices have dropped a bit from their highs a couple of years back which may account for the discrepancy under discussion.
But.....I was interested in what year 2000 Sub was for sale at £14750.
Show me one and ill be gobsmacked if you find one.

And if anyone thinks £14750 for a year 2k Sub is a great price!.
Please get in touch with me,you can have a very full set 1995(purchased 1997/8) Sub date 16610 for £7800!.
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Just to add mine is 2 tone and not stainless. So blue and gold. Maybe that’s where the price issue is. As said I have no idea on the date differences but if I see a watch that looks the same as mine in a shop window looking identical then maybe thats where the assumption comes from

Anyway enough… as they say “I’m out” of this discussion.
 
Just to add mine is 2 tone and not stainless. So blue and gold. Maybe that’s where the price issue is. As said I have no idea on the date differences but if I see a watch that looks the same as mine in a shop window looking identical then maybe thats where the assumption comes from

Anyway enough… as they say “I’m out” of this discussion.
And why i mentioned bi-metal.But still only a few gold links inbetween SS so the £14750 is way off.

Out.....byeeee.

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