• Vacheron watch uses unique anti-counterfeiting techniques

    John Biggs

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    Sunday, October 19th, 2008

    The Vacheron Constantin Quai de I’lle can be specially customized using 400 little deterrents and styles including impossible to recreate ink patches and mini writing on the clear watch face. The watches cost between $6K and $12K.

    Sadly, these things will probably be sufficiently knocked off next week. If the watch is popular enough, China will stop at nothing to sell the bastards for $4 wholesale. VC is a great brand – they’re actually on the mid- to high-end – but this seems like a bit of overkill.

    via Giz

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