This is a directory of domains observed selling replica watches, with a record for each rather than a rating. Seven dimensions are checked where the material allows - who is behind the domain, catalogue integrity, delivery wording, policy completeness, responsiveness, dispute record and payment terms - and each is marked clear, mixed, adverse or unverified, with its evidence and its date. The grade beside a domain counts only how many of the seven carried evidence; it is not a score, not a judgement of the shop, and not for sale. The list is in alphabetical order and is never ordered by grade.
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Which domains are on record, and in what state?
Alphabetical by domain. The grade is not an ordering key: no domain moves up this list because of its grade, and nothing on this page can be moved by paying for it.
| Domain | Claim | Evidence grade | Dimensions checked | Unresolved disputes |
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| arfactorywatch.com | unclaimed | C | 1 / 7 | — |
| cleanfactoryus.com | unclaimed | B | 2 / 7 | — |
| jp-kopi.com | unclaimed | B | 2 / 7 | — |
| qffactorywatches.com | unclaimed | B | 2 / 7 | — |
| richwatchfactory.com | unclaimed | C | 1 / 7 | — |
| vsfactory.us | unclaimed | B | 2 / 7 | — |
| vswatchfactory.com | unclaimed | B | 2 / 7 | — |
| watchfactoryreviews.com | unclaimed | C | 1 / 7 | — |
| werwerclean.com | unclaimed | B | 2 / 7 | — |
| zffactorywatches.com | unclaimed | B | 2 / 7 | — |
What does each column mean?
- Domain. The domain itself, linked to its record. A record that hid the domain could not be re-checked by anyone, which is the whole point of keeping it.
- Claim. Whether the operator of the domain has confirmed control of it through this site's domain record. unclaimed means nobody has, which is the state of every domain here.
- Evidence grade. How many of the seven dimensions carried evidence when the record was last reviewed - see below for what each letter means.
- Dimensions checked. The count of dimensions that were actually run and produced a state, out of the seven. The rest are marked unverified on the record.
- Unresolved disputes. Disputes submitted through this site's channel that stand unanswered on the record. Zero for a domain means nothing is on file, not that nothing ever happened.
What do the evidence grades A, B and C mean?
A grade is a statement about this site's own coverage, not about a shop. It counts how many of the seven dimensions carried evidence at the last review, so a high grade means a fuller record and a low grade means a thinner one.
| Grade | What it counts | How to read it |
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| A | five or more of the seven dimensions carry evidence | A fuller record; still no judgement about the shop. |
| B | two to four of the seven dimensions carry evidence | A partial record; the missing dimensions are listed as unverified. |
| C | zero or one of the seven dimensions carry evidence | Little or nothing could be checked; this is our gap, not a finding. |
Currently on this list: 0 recorded at grade A, 7 at grade B and 3 at grade C; 17 dimension checks in total across 10 domains.
Can a seller reply to its own record?
Yes, and it is structural rather than a courtesy. Every seller named here has a right of reply on its own record page: the space is created when the record is published, and a reply runs the same length as the entry it answers. Send the domain, the dimension you are answering and your own words to [email protected]. We will not change a conclusion because a seller replies; we will record their words on the same page, including when the reply is a flat disagreement.
Questions about these records
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What is a seller record on this site?
A dated record of one domain: the registry facts behind it, whether its catalogue repeats another domain's wording, and what this site's own dispute log holds. Each of the seven dimensions is marked clear, mixed, adverse or unverified, with the evidence and the date it was read. Nothing on a record can be bought and no total is published.
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What do the evidence grades A, B and C mean?
The grade counts how many of the seven dimensions carried evidence: A for five or more, B for two to four, C for zero or one. It measures how complete the record is and nothing else. It is not a rating, it says nothing about the quality of a shop, and a low grade is a gap in the material held here rather than a finding against a domain.
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Can a seller reply to its own record?
Yes. Every seller has a right of reply on its own record page, in the same block and the same length as the record it answers, and a reply is published even when it is a flat disagreement. A conclusion does not change because someone asked; it changes when the evidence behind it changes.
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Why is a domain named here when the market page names nobody?
Because the two pages do different jobs. A dated range of asking prices is a statement about a market, and it stands with no shop attached to it. A record is a statement about one specific domain - its registry entry, its catalogue - and a record that hides the domain cannot be re-checked by anyone. The split is explained on the methodology page.
Reviewed 2026-10-01. The grade beside a domain measures how much of the record could be checked and never how good a shop is. See how sellers are scored (the seven dimensions and the four states), methodology (why this page names domains and the market page does not), complaints and market observations.