durability
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con
· 40% confidence
Owners of very cheap green-dial Submariner-look watches report the green bezel is painted rather than ceramic, with paint flaking off to reveal the base metal after light use — relevant risk for low-cost green-bezel quartz copies, though this evidence comes from a cheaper tier of the same sold look rather than this exact listing.
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durability
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con
· 40% confidence
Quartz Submariner-look watches at the cheap end are reported by owners to tick audibly — noticeable enough to be heard when the watch is laid on a desk — and to be very light with loosely fitting bracelets, so buyers wanting a quiet sweep or heft should not expect it at this price point.
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other
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tip
· 70% confidence
The listing's own spec block is internally inconsistent for a Submariner-style watch: it declares a quartz (石英) movement while listing caliber '2813' (an automatic Miyota 8215 clone used in cheap Rolex-style fakes), and claims an 'analog + digital' display on a round Submariner dial. Buyers should confirm which movement and display they are actually receiving before ordering.
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quality
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con
· 52% confidence
In buyer reviews of the 40mm green-dial quartz Submariner-style watch class, a recurring complaint is assembly misalignment: the dial and hands are not aligned with each other and the bezel scale does not line up with the dial, which the reviewer describes as a common flaw of this quartz class rather than a one-off defect.
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quality
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mixed
· 55% confidence
Watch-community write-ups place quartz and generic 2813-based Rolex-style watches in the lowest replica tier: hobbyists describe them as easily spotted (case, crystal, hands, indices and bracelet give them away), while a few owners of DG2813 watches report usable accuracy; the 2813 is a Miyota 8215 clone of contested quality commonly found in budget Rolex fakes.
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quality
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mixed
· 35% confidence
Weidian watch listings in the same green-dial Submariner-style segment accumulate almost entirely 5-star reviews praising looks, timekeeping and gift packaging, but the comments read as short, templated and seller-prompted praise with no photos in many cases, so they carry little independent weight for judging this specific listing.
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