>>16019421I was in Hong Kong not long ago. I know firsthand what kinds of things you’re likely to run into. If you aren't already in the third world or near it, this is unlikely to work.
First of all, a realfake that isn't quartz and doesn't break is going to need a Jap movement that can mimic the accuracy of a post-70's Swiss movement, and that already sets you $180 deep
Second, not all realfakes are made equal and few of them ever come from different sources. The only ones I've ever been convinced by are the Hublot and I.W.C. realfakes. Get a Hublot Big Bang realfake IF YOU MUST but there is no way anyone who knows your real lifestyle will believe your Patek is real. Nobody ever believes the dudes who wear Patek and Rolex realfakes despite being ordinary guys actually own real Pateks, which cost $40k
Third, if you want a Swiss watch so badly that you're willing to get a Jap movement in a fake case that no jeweler will ever service for you, just go to Chrono24 and look through the real vintage pieces listed there like the Certinas and Enicars. Better taste