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Lum Tec watches
They have good designs, not much in the originality, but looks clean. Great looking lume.
Right you are Noob, it was me.Watch Noob wrote:I think someone just vistited them last year in Ohio if I'm not mistaken. This was from when I was over at the XMT forum.
Aqua Homer wrote:I seriously hate raining on parades, in these matters, but Chris Weigand was a well known Panerai counterfeiter, prior to being served with an injuction by Panerai. He started Lum-Tec after the injuction, but has seemed to have gone legit since then. Everyone deserves a second chance.
labman wrote:Aqua Homer wrote:I seriously hate raining on parades, in these matters, but Chris Weigand was a well known Panerai counterfeiter, prior to being served with an injuction by Panerai. He started Lum-Tec after the injuction, but has seemed to have gone legit since then. Everyone deserves a second chance.
AH, I know Chris has made Panerai homages; are you saying he was actually making watches that had "Panerai" on the dial and movments and passing them off as the real deal?
His Panny homages were regarded as one of the best you could get compared to Marina Militare from say Henlenaru, Getat or Jackson. Paneria is doing it's best to stop homages and well as counterfeits.
So are you putting homages in the same category as a fake/counterfeit?
labman wrote:
So are you putting homages in the same category as a fake/counterfeit?
foghorn wrote:labman wrote:
So are you putting homages in the same category as a fake/counterfeit?
JMHO but....
If it looks like a duck,swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck then.........
That's the good kind of snitch. Frank Burns would be proud.
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