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"Understanding the Supply Chain of Copy Watches"

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Introduction to Fake Watches Fake watches which are also called counterfeit or replica watches, imitate the design and appearance of high class timepieces even though they don’t have any authorization from the original brand. These counterfeits are made and distributed through a complex supply chain involving many nations and numerous parties. Manufacturing Process Usually, production of fake watches begins in countries with cheap labor and weak IP protection except master copy watches . China, Southeast Asia, some parts of Eastern Europe are known for such factories. The manufacturers obtain raw materials as well as components from local or foreign suppliers with the primary focus being on attaining cost level quality equilibrium. Assembly and Quality Control These fake watches’ assembly process is done by skilled workers who carefully fit together different parts in order to come up with an imitation of the original design. Some manufacturers may concentrate on producing exact replic

How Master Copy Watches Achieve High Precision

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  Introduction Master copy watches, also known as replica or homage watches, aim to copy the aesthetic and functional properties of high-end luxury watches. It takes a combination of advanced manufacturing methods, meticulous craftsmanship and rigorous quality control to achieve high precision in such timepieces. This article will examine various aspects that contribute to accuracy in master copy watches. Precision Engineering and Materials Advanced Materials One of the key things that affects precision in master copy watches is use of advanced materials. Durability and accuracy are achieved through the use of highly graded stainless steel, ceramics and sapphire crystal materials. These materials are strong and resistant to wear hence maintaining accuracy over a long period. Precision Manufacturing In production of master copy watches it involves use of cutting-edge technology like CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines which can make parts with an accuracy level measured in micron