Poor.  I will post pictures later, it might take me few days.  I will have to get a good camera out because an iPhone is not going to take pictures that close.  The Tag Heuer has the band wrong and the face wrong.  Also the date indicator is tilted where on the real thing it is even. 

They have some decent looking fakes on Silkroad sometimes....

Sorry for your loss, I also was interested in the watches/jewlery but something told me not to purchase and I hate to be right when someone else loses money.
Glad my intuition was right and thanks for the information it is noted.v

Well the watches I was looking at where in the $200 range for something similar to what the OP bought.... Sun glasses are pretty cheap ya....

Yup.... Dude's that gotta have the biggest penis in the room for no reason......

Gee... some asshole advertises that his grandmother "hoarded" valuables and then gave them to him and he is selling them for whatever the market will bear, and you are somehow surprised that they are fakes?

This was called out in his earlier thread, he is a scammy little liar, and anybody sending any amount of funds to an asshole who demands that you send first so that he can "be protected" is a scammer. 100% of the time, no exceptions. Stop being stupid and falling for this free lunch bullshit. These watches were obvious garbage fakes from the predicable slightly out of focus scammer photos of them.

He did say that he had no idea what the stuff was worth, he also offered you a refund if you returned them. Take the refund or stop complaining.

That is all fine and well, but think of it from the seller's point of view. You state you don't know what the item is worth, the buyer says they are not worth anything and wants money back but will not return the items.

He already trusted him with both the bitcoins and the watches prior to them being shipped, so why not trust him with both again to get a refund? If he returns the watches and gets no refund then he has a valid complaint.

Matthew nailed this one fairly perfectly.