Matthew Cox

You'll see and they have to keep changing the names because of the keywords and the brand using the keywords.

So that's, you know, kind of why the names keep changing.

You'll see one colon one a lot as well, just because it's a really easy way to say one to one replica, like one and a colon.

Right.

Number one afterwards.

So often you'll see that because that's hard to that's that's hard to pull up everything that says one to one on the Internet.

So people often include that.

And it just means, you know, one to one replica.

And they're claiming that it doesn't mean it is.

But yeah, the higher end ones, they're Swiss movement.

They're not Japan movements.

Like a lot of these, these are all Japan movements, the cheaper ones.

Then the ones that go into the thousands are Swiss movements.

And those, even the bands, the bezels, the glass, the little cyclops where the data is, all of those are made perfectly so much.

Again, we're only talking about a very small level of these fakes.

But they're done so well that you would have to open it up, pop it open, and look at the movement.

And I've been told by some of these folks that even the movement in some of these $4,500 watches takes some real scrutiny to develop and figure out if it's fake or not.

I wear a Casio now.

And I'll tell you, I had my lucky ever since Pierce Brosnan was James Bond, I bought a I bought an Omega Seamaster for like 1300 bucks.

That was my watch.