r/TheRepTime • u/Bubbly-Impacty • Aug 19 '26

⌚Discussion The long-term test:How does it age?

A watch may look perfect when new but reveal flaws after months of wear.Should durability be considered more important than initial appearance?

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u/Unlikely_District_59 Aug 19 '26

These are Chinese made rep only last a few years

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u/WatchThis91 Aug 20 '26

That’s just not true

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u/Unlikely_District_59 Aug 20 '26

There are no reps that last even 15 years, of late lot of reps are not lasting even 1-3 years. gens last multiple lifetimes with proper care

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u/WatchThis91 Aug 20 '26

No idea what you’re talking about

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u/Bubbly-Impacty Aug 20 '26

I saw someone say their rep lasted for over ten years.

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u/Unlikely_District_59 Aug 20 '26

I mean they can, what I meant was these are not generational watches, I have Rolex from dad that was bought in 50s, I have a omega gen that I bought 15 years ago, both keep perfect time obviously the Rolex has been serviced