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How to Tell a Real Black Friday Watch Deal From a Fake One
Black Friday in Ghana brings two kinds of fake: fake watches and fake discounts. Here is how to spot both before you pay.
Read moreVerifying a Tissot: Reference, Serial and Papers
A valid Tissot security code proves far less than most people think. Here is how to verify one properly.
Read moreBuying a Watch on Instagram in Ghana: What to Ask Before You Pay
A grid of photographs looks the same whether the watches behind it are real or not. Five questions to ask before money moves.
Read moreHow to Spot a Fake Michael Kors Watch
The most counterfeited watch brand we see in Ghana. Here is what separates a real one from a copy, starting with the logo.
Read moreHow to Spot a Fake Fossil Watch
Fossil is one of the most counterfeited watch brands in West Africa. This guide covers the key details that separate authentic Fossil watches from copies, helping you make confident purchases
Read moreWhy "Original" Means Nothing in the Ghanaian Watch Market
Every counterfeit listing in Ghana uses the word original. Here is why the word carries no information, and what to ask instead.
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