I was cautious about purchasing, but after reading and asking over 20 questions to their support team, I finally ordered. Yes, it took forever delivering from China, but the watch I ordered arrived. I purchased a Rolex Daytona Replica (Paid with Visa). I own an authentic Day Date so I was able to easily compare.

1. The overall watch at first glance looks very nice (as advertised)
2. Upon further inspection I found a few major issues. The face of the watch has numbers at the 15,30, and 45 positions. All markers were noticeably crooked.
3. Daytona's also have chronograph. This model they don't work with exception of the seconds, but this was stated in the site so not an issue.
4. The seconds chronograph is the only working one and it is not in sync with the second hand on the main watch. About 3-4 seconds ahead.
5. This was an 18K gold replica. Although they have all the correct stamping, the gold plating creases on some of the parts and also causes the laser etching stamps to soften. There was also noticeable inconsistent quality with the gold plating itself (some parts not totally smooth, with bumps and creasing) very small but noticeable.
6. Aside from the crooked markers the face is pretty clean, but the rolex and chronograph stamps are not as sharp as my authentic Rolex. Easy to notice when looking at them side by side. Not sure why they don't get this detail right.
7. Weight and band quality overall are good. Although the band chatters when shaken (off your wrist) unlike my authentic one.

I reported the most noticeable issues immediately upon arrival to support and they were responsive via chat. They asked me to send pictures, which I did. Once they received it they apologized and offered me a $50 credit to have it taken to a watch repair shop to have the markers re-aligned.

I took it to a local jeweler and they told me the markers were glued on the face and they could straighten them, but the glue residue would show on the face because the watch face was black. This was an issue for me so I requested a full refund.

Once I explained this to the Perfectwatches. They offered a full refund although somewhat reluctantly. At the end of the day they stood by their guarantee and took care of me so other than lackluster quality, I am fairly happy with the experience.

I have ordered one additional watch. I will be reviewing that one upon arrival.

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Finn

Bad choice, junk watches

I bought 3 pcs of replicas at one time. BREITLING NAVITIMER, HUBLOT BIGBANG and a RADIOMIR PANERAI for US$443.00 and paid it through Western Union. I am base in the Eastern Region of Saudi Arabia, I have a credit card but it didnt go through. After 2 days they confirmed my payment and send me the tracking number of my shipment from Hongkong via Dubai to Saudi Arabia through ARAMEX.and in 6 days i received my #FAKES! REALLY GREAT! And they did called me once saying my shipment just dispatched!
At first i was skeptical because qhy i should gamble my hatd earned money with these watches though replicas or fakes. Was i didnt know whom I am deaking for. What i did was to scoured on eac famous replicas reviews a d i found out sincere feedbacks from around the world.of course there were few claims but it see, s they have all the answer s and returned to clients claims and querries. They replaced and with eagerness to complied on each claims.
My experience with PerfectWatches.cn was all in all great and beyond doubt was satisfactory. They even had a post delivery email hi's and hello's once you notifued them about your received replica watches. Yes they are FAKE and PerfectWatches.cn #stated that clearly on their #descriptions such."Our collections of FAKE ROLEXES..."They said it themselves. So theres no claim that what they were offering were AUTHENTIC OR 100% ORIGINAL FAKES!... we are responsible for our action and make sure you expect the unexoected somehow the result. Our money was ours amd their fakes are theirs. Its our descision. Its our experiences!

Once you receive your order you're $#*!ed DO NOT USE THIS SITE

I've been scammed by this company. Ordered 2 watches last year, nothing turned up and still hasn't.

The picture is awesome & amazing & wondering if it was A REAL Breitling that they just pulled from the internet somewhere. I will never know, becuase they needed me to 1) Call them to verify my order before it could be placed 2) An email was then sent saying my order had been shipped to the warehouse (WTF? Shipped to the Warehouse & THEN shipped FROM the warehouse? I don't get it, but OK), then a tracking # would be sent to me, and after that 10-15 days, no way to expedite. Fine. The gentleman I spoke to had an Indian accent (Mumbai- ish) and couldn't have been nicer delivering the unpleasant news. I was disappointed, but left confident. 3) 2 Weeks later, I get a call saying the bank had cancelled my order & I needed to call them, but no instruction on what would need to happen to keep the order moving now that I had waited 2 weeks - just "call your bank to discuss it with them." I could see online that my bank HAD BEEN CHARGED for this item- so this was concerning. I asked for a supervisor. 4) I get a woman who decided I was incredibly rude when I told them I had been charged & I would like my order shipped immediately that 2 weeks was unacceptable. She said her name was "Megan Costa"- she even said "you can spell it" - well yes, I certainly can, but we all know it wasn't your real name. She then decided to ramble the same 3 sentences that were in front of her on a computer screen & said I would be banned from ever ordering from them again, plus they would refund me all charges. But "Megan" (again Mumbai-ish accent) if the bank refused the charge, how can you refund me anything? And I am rude? She said it would take a day to speak with the warehouse, accounting & shipping department. When I look online, the package is coming from China, and they are obviously in India. So, there's the issue. The left hand is not speaking with the right- POOREST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER! I found another site for the exact same watch for 1/2 the price and had the charge refuted with my bank. More than all the hassle, it was just disappointing. I was trying to do something special for my brother on a budget & just felt used. NEVER TRUST THE PEOPLE FROM PERFECT WATCHES.CN- EVER!

This is a follow up review to the one I posted a few months back since I have been receive various inquiries from members about my experience and facts of this site.

When I come back to this site and see the different reviews, sometimes I wonder if some of these people/buyers/reviewers have a brain at all. Again, the site clearly indicates everything they sell are replicas, to get a good replica is always hit and miss because there is hardly any quality control in what these people do. You can buy an exact watch 3 months later from here and it could work differently. You just have to follow a few rules of thumb. Here are some of my tips from experience, but before you decide to buy a replica watch, you need to understand the risks. Don't complain about the obvious.

Quality
1) Chinese/Japanese/Swedish movement
As I have indicated previously, the quality is hit and miss. Regardless of Chinese/Japanese/Swedish movements advertised, that is just the gut of the watch, the exterior looks exactly the same. If think want to spend a lot of money on the so called Swedish movement, I recommend you to buy an authentic used which is more for the money.
2) Styling
The more complicated the watch design, especially those grand complication automatics will look more fake than others. The craftsmanship will look horrible and unrefined, very easy to tell that is a replica. This shows more on the bigger face watches 38mm and bigger. If you get a smaller watch, it is more difficult to see the imperfections. Also for watches like Panerai that has a complicated stem lock, the outside of the lock will look OK but the inside is unfinished. So it will be better to get the Marine. Try not to get the so called PVD coated watches because you can some times see the imperfect material flow on the surface (different shading). PVD stands for Physical Vapor Deposition, a way to apply hard and wear resistant coating on the surface. But their process hardly provides an even coating. Don't get the so called diamond ones either, because the setting to hold the stones are quite weak, especially on the perimeter. If you hit something with it, there is a chance the stone(s) will fall out.
3) Stainless Or Leather
Personally I would always go for leather band, because they are actually not bad and very lasting. The stainless bands are usually poorly made with bad pin connectors, plus the surface finish is quite poor. If you can avoid it, please do so. In addition, most of the military style hoop bands are not connected all the way through and from a soft steel, so if you like to wear your watch tight, one of these days the hoop will deform and your band will just give away.
4) Date and Calendar
As far as I know, those work, not just for show. But you have to be careful not to adjust the time between 11:30pm to 12:30am because it could actually complicate the cheap movement and eventually the watch won't move, like the second hand just tries to tick but doesn't move. You can sometimes tell if you are doing wrong when you change the time, if you feel the stem all of sudden gets tie and you can hear some grinding sound, stop immediately and wait an hour or so before adjusting again.
5) Chronographs
Those work as well, not just for show. But same issue as 4) above.

Payment
1) Don't be cheap!
If you choose those western union payments or anything else besides a credit card and you didn't get your watch or they deny receipt of payment, 2 things could've happened. They will take the money and not knowing which order to apply to because they use a front for the transactions. Please do remember that this is an illegal operation in China (or anywhere), the government monitors the large and frequent transactions, sometimes your bank has indicated that the money is out, but it doesn't mean they actually got it. So don't try to save a few coins because of the discount, use something traceable. The worst case is tell you bank that it was a fraudulent charge and get your money back, simple. I did over 8 different transactions with these people, never once had payment issues. They didn't charge me until the watch(s) was shipped.
2) Transaction Fees
Yes you will be charge the foreign transaction fees, every credit card does. There is no such thing as no transaction fees though some credit cards claims that. All they are doing is adjust the exchange rate and does post it separately. US Banks are just as criminal.

Shipment
1) Carriers
They usually use EMS for overseas shipments. You can see the shipment status using their tracking system (which is not very good) all the way until it leaves China. Then you will need to start tracking it using the USPS website (in the US).
2) Shipment time
It is not a simple process and it will take about 3 weeks or more easily. Sometimes the shipment will get caught at customs and gets confiscated. However, these people guarantees delivery and they actually follow up with me all the time to let me know where it is at. I never had a no show. And yes if you get frustrated and scream at the people calling you to give you updates, you probably won't get it. Word of advise, patience. You will get it. The packaging is always sufficient, no complains.

Customer Service
1) Don't expect it, and I mean it. Do you really think these people have some established customer service protocol to honor the "exchange service"? If you didn't like your watch, there is a 5% chance you will actually be able to exchange it, maybe if you have been a good customer. A friend of mine was actually able to exchange his but it took over 6 weeks. So you just have to take your chance.
2) On the other hand, as I have mentioned above, from the time of your order until you get the watch, they actually follow up with you quite frequently to make sure you are not freaking out. That part of the service is good. They want to talk to you on the phone sometimes if they see something suspicious, such as your billing and shipping address is different. These people don't want to get scam as well. So if you don't want your phone number known to these people for whatever reason, get a Google number, or a Magic Jack number, whatever tickles your fancy.

Maintenance
1) Don't over use
People tend to forget these are cheap replicas, when you over use them, they will break and within a short period of time. The automatic movement will get over wound and lose the power retention, then it will just stop working. You will notice that when you shake your watch, you can hear the movement trying to start, the second hand will move a few notches and stop. My recommendation is to use it no more than 3 - 4 days at a time. I did a trial just to make sure, bought 2 of the same watch at the same time, I used one and gave one to my friend. I worn it everyday, 3 months later it is dead. My friend used it about 2-3 days at a time at the most, and skip a few days before wearing it again, now 3 years later, it is still going strong.
2) Adjustments
As I have indicated above, don't play with it between 11:30pm and 12:30am.
3) Waterprove?
No they are no water prove. They use very cheap screws holding the back plate, there is no torque on those, just for show. Most of the generic back plate has no seal, so take it off even if you are just washing your hands. If you accidentally drop it in water or got splashed really good, you remember those desiccant bags you find in food packages? Save some of those and put them in a seal bag for about 5 days, it could save it. Don't try to blow dry it because the heat will burn off whatever oil you have in the watch...

That is it. Good Hunting...

Before you write a review about replica watches, seriously please use your brain.

P.S. Just got my BR Phantom, awesome! The case is a little thicker than the real thing, but overall quality and weight is good!

Good Quality Construction, Accurate time piece and looks like the real thing

And another counterfeit scam from China...