Second-hand Coach│Green Crossbody Bag│Side Bag│Shoulder Bag│Genuine Leather│Girlfriend Gift│Devon

I had dinner with relatives last night. A relative told me that he likes to store antique Rolexes. But sometimes I don’t know if what I’m buying is genuine. So he will use a little trick, Just send the watch to the official Rolex repair department. If it is genuine, The maintenance department will help with repairs. A certificate will also be issued. It means that this watch has been officially repaired. This certificate is very valuable. Because as long as you have it, it means it is genuine. - But it's funny, One time, a relative accidentally bought a fake watch, but he still used it. One day I wanted to apply oil, so I decided to try my luck. Take it to the official maintenance department. Unexpectedly, the official really anointed him and even issued a certificate. This time even the official identification failed. - The funniest thing is that the watch originally had a flat surface. But for some reason, the master changed it to a convex surface. This creates a style that is unique in the world. Relatives said that although the certificate could increase the value of the fake watch a lot, But he didn't sell it, Still keep it for your own use. - I'm not very familiar with watch appraisal. However, the leather goods of Middle Ages Coach are very confident. The above Devon Bag was made in the United States in 1994. You can usually tell whether they are genuine by looking at their imprints, fonts, etc. Coupled with the feel of its first layer of cowhide, Counterfeits can never be imitated. Friends who have purchased a second-hand Coach will definitely understand this feeling. This Devon is also a super rare green color! ! ! Pay attention to friends who drive medieval Coach and you will know how rare they are. - Vintage Coach Devon Bag in GREEN [Origin] Made in the United States in 1994 [Size] (W) 23 (H) 20 (D) 7 cm [Condition] The condition and color are good, and there are signs of normal leather use (the front cover is more obvious, as shown in Figure 4) - Before each second-hand handbag is sold, it is repaired by a professional cobbler in 4 steps: 1) Cleaning and decontamination 2) Repair surface scars 3) Re-polishing the hardware 4) Apply leather polishing cream to restore luster Restoration does not mean completely erasing the traces of time, but continuing its historical story is the mission.