Six evidence desks
Choose the object, then the right evidence path.
Different products fail in different ways. Start with the category and exact identity claim; do not apply a handbag shortcut to a watch, fragrance or pair of glasses.
Birkin
Read ten evidence groups before drawing a conclusion.
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Kelly
Configuration first; handle, strap and closure second.
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Submariner
Start with the reference, not the dial alone.
Open guide →Cosmograph Daytona
A famous dial is not a complete identity.
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Classic Flap
Read the whole construction, not one serial-related feature.
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Lady Dior
Resolve size, material and period before comparing Cannage.
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Neverfull
Canvas pattern alone cannot carry the verdict.
Open guide →Speedy
Shape, trim and construction must agree with the claim.
Open guide →GG Marmont
Matelassé, hardware and construction must form one coherent record.
Open guide →Saint Louis
Pattern recognition is only the beginning.
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Speedmaster
Reference, dial, case and movement must tell the same story.
Open guide →Santos de Cartier
Do not let the bezel screws become the whole test.
Open guide →LOVE bracelet
Measure first; interpret hallmarks only in context.
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Luxury sneakers
SKU, size label and box must agree with the shoe itself.
Open guide →Luxury fragrance
Prioritize seller, seal, batch context and safety—not scent alone.
Open guide →Luxury eyewear
Fit, lens safety and seller evidence matter more than a logo.
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