FakeWatchBuster: Most Common Fake Watches & Other Stories
Busting fake watches is his game and FakeWatchBuster is his name. Below, we interview the FakeWatchBuster himself, learning about the most common replica watches he sees, how to spot a fake watch for yourself, and what drives him to dishonor those people who wear and share fake timepieces. In writing "The Truth About Replica Watches," you probably already know how I feel about fakes.A sensation among pop culture followers and watch lovers alike, the mission of the anonymously named FakeWatchBuster is to call out people�Cmostly celebrities�Cwho post pictures of themselves wearing fake and replica watches online, mostly on social media sites such as Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. The FakeWatchBuster does it with humor and he does it with wit, but he is also merciless in his delivery of justice. He calls himself the "horological Batman" and he is the hero in the night calling out the criminals of copying who would have you believe they are wearing authentic watches.If anything, the FakeW

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