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If it is in an auction house and listed as a JLC then it should be real and if not then you should get your money back if you bought it , if however it is listed as a "Gents stainless steel watch " or similar then it will be a fake and the auction house know it is and haven't listed it as real.

Also there will be a clue in the estimate 

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The other thing to bear in mind if it is listed as a JLC in the auction - and the estimate seems low - is that low estimates are often a "come hither" gesture by the auction house. I saw a 1940s Seamaster with an estimate of £200-£300 go for £3,200 recently...

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Geo Distinguished Member

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Thanks geo, do you know the model were looking at mate! Cheers mate!

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Hi geo, did they only do this model in gold?

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The gold watch is a Master Perpetual Triple Date and costs over £10,000. I don't know the answer to your second question.

As I said before study the finest detail and you will see quite a few differences compared to the one you are asking about.

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