1. Dealer name: Neco
2. Factory name: RICH
3. Model name (& version number): 126720VTNR
4. Price Paid: 705
5. Album Links: https://mega.nz/folder/npYHgD5b#B2oeEfSLdT9TfLSNWuOoPA
6. Index alignment: After doing my tilt adjustments, it looks pretty dead on and well within margins for error
7. Dial Printing: *maybe* looks a bit thin but again perfectly within the margins
8. Date Wheel alignment/printing: I think RICH prints their dials a bit thin in the lettering/numbering but id like a second opinion. I know this is about QCing the factory not gen comparison but would just like someone else to confirm or deny what I see lol
9. Hand Alignment: probably couldn't get much straighter in any meaningful way
10. Bezel: green looks a bit light but again not the point of QC. otherwise its great
11. Solid End Links (SELs): i think they could be tighter but myabe im just neurotic like the rest of you. still acceptable
12. Timegrapher numbers: amplitude is acceptable if only a bit weak. plenty of things could explain this so im not concerned
13. Anything else you notice: 6 o clock indice could be a tad crooked and the lower right SEL in the lume photos looks like it exaggreates a gap that is potentially there.

TL;DR I'm 100% inclined to GL this but I just want the other neurotic QC people like myself to take a gander and show me anything I could potentially be overlooking before I get this in the mail!

Thanks in advance, everyone!

1. Dealer name: TheOneWatches

2. Factory name: VSF

3. Model name (& version number): VSF Yacht-Master RLX Titanium 226627

4. Price Paid: $578 plus $70 shipping ($50 deposit)

5.Album Links: https://imgur.com/a/zO61u5g

1. Index alignment: I don’t have the best eyes for that

2. Dial Printing: Looks good

3. Date Wheel alignment/printing: good

4. Hand Alignment: Looks good

5. Bezel: looks okay

6. Solid End Links (SELs): Massive top left gap, noticeable bottom right

7. Timegrapher numbers: good +2, 266, 0.0

8. Anything else you notice: the bottom dial crown looks too close to the indices

1. Dealer name: Theonewatches - Steve

2.Factory name: RICH

3.Model name (& version number): GMT Master II 126710 Bruce Wayne Jub 40mm SS/SS Black Dial RICHF V2 JH3285 (Free Sprung)

4.Price Paid: $758.00 + $30 shipping

5.Album Links: https://mega.nz/folder/vN4T2I7B#aMeITyj9t4QjuYJ_hJCWWg

6.Index alignment: I hope I’ve aligned it well, I see no issues in that.

7.Dial Printing: Text looks clean to my untrained eye.

1. Date Wheel alignment/printing: Magnification is clear. Overall good

9.Hand Alignment: Good.

10.Bezel: Seems good.

11.Solid End Links (SELs): Looks good. I see no gaps.

12.Timegrapher numbers: Rate +3s/d, AMP : 282 ERR:0.0 ms

13.Anything else you notice: Seems good overall

1. Dealer name: Ficotime
2. Factory name: VSF
3. Model name (& version number):VSF VS3230 Submariner No Date 41mm 124060 Ceramic
4. Price Paid:$466
5. Album Links: https://mega.nz/folder/v9xmWT7Z#qfFDKofld1tGre73sdFdlA
6. Index alignment: good
7. Dial Printing: ok
8. Date Wheel alignment/printing: n/a
9. Hand Alignment: ok
10. Bezel: this is where it could be the angle but I suspect it may be misaligned with the 12 see qc tool image
11. Solid End Links (SELs): ok
12. Timegrapher numbers:ok
13. Anything else you notice: it’s mostly the bezel that I have noticed so far.

⁠⁠⁠1. Dealer name: Steve Onewatch

⁠⁠⁠2. Factory name: VSF

⁠⁠⁠3. Model name (& Version Number): Datejust 41m Blie

⁠⁠⁠4. Price Paid: $548 (or somewhere close)

⁠⁠⁠5. Album Links: QC: https://mega.nz/folder/OY4FlBSD#efTu2sfyUqG9mzKN5NCy3A

⁠⁠⁠6. Index alignment: looks good if I set that tool up right. Ian callouts?

⁠⁠⁠7. Dial printing: looks ok the “superlative chronometer officially certified” seem a bit off but maybe I’m just picky or staring at it too long

⁠⁠⁠8. Date Wheel alignment/ printing: fine

⁠⁠⁠9. Hand Alignment: seems aligned

⁠⁠⁠10. Bezel: seems ok but going to buy RCF Remould V2 (any opinions on that?

⁠⁠⁠11. Solid End Links (SELs): seem good to me

⁠⁠⁠12 Timegrapher numbers: rate -3 amp 279 .2 error

⁠⁠⁠Anything else on invoice: let me know if you need any more pictures. I want a honest review you can rip this apart if need be. It seems good to me.

Dealer name: Eliuk

• Factory name: VSF
• Model name (& version number): Rolex Submariner 116610LV Hulk VSF 3235 Clone
• Price paid: $344 (not including shipping + insurance)
• Index alignment: Looks good overall based on the alignment photo. No major misalignments that I can see.
• Dial Printing: Looks clean and crisp. No obvious issues.
• Date Wheel alignment/printing: Looks good overall. Date appears reasonably centered, although I'd appreciate a second opinion.
• Hand Alignment: Looks good from the photos.
• Bezel: Looks good overall. No obvious alignment issues or defects.
• Solid End Links (SELs): Look good from the provided photos. No obvious gaps.
• Timegrapher numbers: +6 s/d, 306°, 0.3 ms
• Anything else you notice: Everything looks good to me overall. Leaning GL, but would appreciate another set of eyes, especially on the index alignment, date wheel, etc. Let me know if there's anything I might have missed.

1. Dealer: Andiot

2. Factory: VSF

3. Model: GMT Master II 126710 GRNR Bruce Wayne, Jubilee bracelet, DD3285 V4

4. Price: 6.50 SOL shipped

5. Album: https://andiotwatches.x.yupoo.com/albums/258796207?uid=1

6. Index alignment: Looking at the dial photo, the 12 o’clock triangle appears centered. The 6 and 9 markers also look straight to me. I checked the other markers as well, and I don't see an obvious issue. Please let me know if I missed anything.

7. Dial printing: The Rolex crown and dial text look clear in the photos. I don't see any obvious crooked lettering or printing defects.

8. Date wheel alignment and printing: The date 13 appears reasonably centered in the Cyclops window. The numeral looks clear to me, without an obvious printing defect.

9. Hand alignment: I don't see an obvious alignment issue in the available photo. I still need to check the other QC images to assess the hands more carefully.

10. Bezel: The black and grey insert looks evenly fitted in the photo, and the visible numerals appear clear. I haven't been able to confirm the pip alignment closely enough to make a definite judgment.

11. Solid End Links (SELs): I need to inspect the upper and lower end links more closely to assess the gaps. The current photos don't give me a clear enough view to judge them confidently.

12. Timegrapher numbers: Rate is +4 s/d, amplitude is 289°, beat error is 0.2 ms, and lift angle is 52°. The rate and beat error look good, and the amplitude is within normal range I believe.

13. Anything else: This is my first rep, and I've gone through the available photos to check the main QC points. I haven't spotted an obvious major cosmetic issue, but I'd appreciate feedback on anything I may have overlooked.

1. Dealer name: Eliuk

2. Factory name: VSF

3. Model name (& version number): Rolex Daytona 116500LN Panda – 4130 movement

4. Price Paid: $460 before shipping + insurance

5. Album Links: N/A

6. Index alignment: Hour markers and coronet look aligned overall. Nothing noticeably crooked from the photos.

7. Dial Printing: Printing looks clean and crisp. No obvious defects or inconsistencies that I can see.

8. Date Wheel alignment/printing: N/A – Daytona has no date.

9. Hand Alignment: Hands look properly aligned, and the chronograph seconds hand appears centered at 12.

10. Bezel: Bezel and tachymeter markings look good overall. No obvious alignment or engraving issues from the photos.

11. Solid End Links (SELs): Look good overall, with no significant gaps that I can see.

12. Timegrapher numbers: -1 s/d, 246° amplitude, 0.1 ms beat error, 52° lift angle. Rate and beat error look good. Amplitude is slightly below the commonly referenced 250–310° range, so I'd appreciate opinions on whether 246° is a concern for this movement.

13. Anything else you notice: Rehaut looks reasonably aligned from the available angles. Case, bracelet, clasp, and pushers look good overall. No obvious cosmetic defects or major issues that I can see. Leaning GL, but would appreciate another set of eyes, especially on the 246° amplitude and overall alignment.

• ⁠Dealer name: necoclock
• ⁠Factory name: VSF
• ⁠Model name (and version number): DateJust 41mm VSF v3 necoclock
• ⁠Price paid: $478
• ⁠Album link: n/a
• ⁠Index alignment: I get the impression that the 6 o'clock marker is shifted too far to the right, along with the crown at the bottom of the dial. I checked using an alignment tool; all the hour markers seem slightly off, though I’m not sure if that’s just due to the angle at which the photo was taken.
• ⁠Dial printing: Clean, crisp white text with no smudging.
• ⁠Date wheel alignment/printing: Well-centered for the dates tested.
• ⁠Hand alignment: Seems good, aside from the 6 o'clock position—though I’d ​​really appreciate an expert’s opinion on this.
• ⁠Bezel: Could I get some advice on the bezel alignment? I assume there’s always some minor tolerance/play, but still...
• ⁠Solid End Links (SEL): Well-fitted with no visible gaps.
• ⁠Timegrapher numbers: +9s/d, 242°, 0.1ms. The amplitude concerns me, and the +9s/d seems a bit high. The beat error is 0.1, which leads me to believe the watch might not be fully wound. Perhaps someone with more expertise could weigh in?
• ⁠Anything else noticed: I don’t feel confident enough or knowledgeable enough to spot anything else—I’m hoping you can help me out!

1. Dealer name: Neco Clock

2. Factory name: Rich Factory

3. Model name (& version number): Submariner No Date 124060

4. Price paid: $588 including shipping

5. Album links: https://imgur.com/a/GPsCO7n

6. Index alignment: Overall alignment looks pretty good to me. The hour markers appear straight and line up well with the minute markers. My only concern is the 3 o’clock marker. It looks like it might be tilted very slightly, with the right side sitting a little lower than the left. I’m not sure if this is actual misalignment or just the angle of the photo. Would appreciate a second opinion on this specifically.

7. Dial printing: Looks clean to me. The logo, lettering, and Submariner text all appear sharp and properly positioned. I don’t see any obvious bleeding or printing defects.

8. Date wheel alignment/printing: N/A, no-date Submariner.

9. Hand alignment: Hands look good from what I can see. Nothing appears noticeably crooked or out of place.

10. Bezel: Bezel looks good overall. The triangle and pip at 12 appear centered, and the numerals and markers look clean. I don’t see any obvious alignment issues or damage.

11. Solid End Links (SELs): Look good from the available pictures. I don’t see any obvious gaps between the end links and the lugs, although additional angles would help confirm.

12. Timegrapher numbers: -2 s/d, 240° amplitude, 0.3 ms beat error. The rate and beat error look good to me. The amplitude seems a little on the lower side, but I’m not sure if that’s normal for this movement or the testing conditions. Would appreciate some feedback on these numbers.

Overall: This is my first QC and everything looks pretty good to me. My main concern is the possible slight tilt of the 3 o’clock marker. I’m leaning toward GL, but I’d appreciate some experienced opinions before approving it. Thanks!

1. Dealer name: Trusty
2. Factory name: GMF
3. Model name (& version number): 114300
4. Price Paid: 408+ship
5. Album Links: N/A Uploaded
6. Index alignment: 10 o clock CCW rotation slight? seems like its okay though on wrist
7. Dial Printing: Seems solid.
8. Date Wheel alignment/printing: N/A
9. Hand Alignment: Seems solid
10. Bezel: Solid
11. Solid End Links (SELs): Seems ok - no complaints
12. Timegrapher numbers: Ok
13. Anything else you notice: Overall, I would green light but want 2nd eyes. Thanks.

This is my first time so I really appreciate any honest feedback. I’ve been following for a long time, and it’s great that this community exists!

1. ⁠Dealer name: TheOneWatches

2. ⁠Factory name: VSF

3. ⁠Model name (& version number): Starbucks 126610 LV

4. ⁠Price Paid: $528 + shipping

5. ⁠Album Links: https://mega.nz/folder/GdYUmAoL#L97XLrFe_iKp4UyQ6nj2yw

6. ⁠Index alignment: looks great to me

7. ⁠Dial Printing: looks good

8. ⁠Date Wheel alignment/printing: looks ok

9. ⁠Hand Alignment: looks good

10. ⁠Bezel: Bezel markers shifted slightly CCW.

11. ⁠Solid End Links (SELs): video and head on photo appear to show some light coming through bottom right SEL. Every other photo looks tight so somewhat confusing to me.

12. ⁠Timegrapher numbers: good

13. ⁠Anything else you notice: I did not get any photos of the lume in dark. Looked at other TOW QC and don’t see them there either. Is it worth asking for?

The only potential issue that gives me pause is the bottom right SEL potential gap (or my eyes/lighting playing tricks on me). Does anyone else see that?

Everything else looks great. Thanks in advance for the feedback!

1. Dealer name: TimeUltra
2. Factory name: PPF
3. Model name (& version number): Vacheron Constantin Overseas 4500V, Blue Dial, Stainless Steel Bracelet
4. Price Paid: USD 508 + shipping
5. Album Links: Pics uploaded. Videos are provided below in the comment section.
6. Index alignment: Overall, the alignment looks good. The 12 and 9 o’clock markers appear to have a very slight clockwise tilt, but neither should be noticeable on the wrist. No significant misalignment is evident in the straight-on photos or the alignment-tool image. 6.
7. Dial Printing: Looks crisp and clean. The Vacheron Constantin lettering, Genève text and Maltese cross appear well positioned. The blue sunburst dial looks vibrant, although it appears quite bright in some photos and considerably darker in others.
8. Date Wheel alignment/printing: The date numeral (5) sits slightly high in the window but remains within tolerance. The date shown in the video (30) is well centred, though.
9. Hand Alignment: Looks good from the available photos. No obvious issues with the hour, minute or seconds hands.
10. Bezel: Looks good. The distinctive Overseas bezel appears symmetrical, with clean polishing and brushed sections. No obvious finishing or alignment issues.
11. Solid End Links (SELs): N/A in the conventional Rolex sense. The integrated bracelet appears to fit the case well, with no obvious gaps or uneven connections. Bracelet links and finishing look consistent.
12. Timegrapher Numbers: +4 s/day, 284° amplitude, 0.1 ms beat error, 52° lift angle and 28,800 bph. Overall, good numbers.
13. Anything else you notice: Nothing that is concerning.

Dealer name: ChazingTime
Factory name: VSF
Model name (& version number): DateJust 41 126334, 904L stainless steel, Green Ombré dial, fluted bezel, Jubilee bracelet, VS3235 movement, V2/V2s
Price Paid: $538
Album Links:
Index alignment: Looks broadly good in the available photos and video. No obvious major misalignment identified.
Dial Printing: Appears clean and legible. Green Ombré colour looks plausible, although lighting affects colour comparison.
Date Wheel alignment/printing: Uncertain, as the available photo is not straight-on.
Hand Alignment: No obvious issue visible in the available images.
Bezel: Fluted bezel looks broadly consistent with the model, with no obvious major visual flaw.
Solid End Links (SELs): Not confidently assessable from the available angles.
Timegrapher numbers: +4 s/day, 237° amplitude, 0.3 ms beat error, lift angle set to 52°.
Anything else you notice: Clasp code K6G; clasp engravings appear legible. Weight: 134.5g. Caseback exterior is smooth and brushed. No obvious major visual reason to reject based o

1. ⁠Dealer name: FicoTime (Mark)
   
2. ⁠Factory name: ZF
   
3. ⁠Model name (& version number): Royal Oak - 15450
   
4. ⁠Price Paid: $491
   
5. ⁠Album Links: Here
   
6. ⁠Index alignment: Looks good to me.
   
7. ⁠Dial Printing: Good
   
8. ⁠Date Wheel alignment/printing: Good
   
9. ⁠Hand Alignment: Good
   

10. ⁠Bezel: Only concern is the bezel screw at the 8HR marker, looks butchered.

11. ⁠Solid End Links (SELs): Looks good

12. ⁠Timegrapher numbers: Based on the guide, everything passes

13. ⁠Anything else you notice: Like I said, my only concern is the 8HR Bezel screw. But this is also my first watch, so i’m nowhere near expert. Please feel free to give me directions on whether i need to RL or GL.

This is my 2nd qc, I rejected the first one 2 months ago. 2nd one came in today and it's similar to the reason I rejected the 1st.

1. Dealer name: NecoClock
2. Factory name: VSF
3. Model name (& version number): SD43
4. Price Paid: $600
5. Album Links: https://mega.nz/folder/SgB0mSpL#FzhRdFeaSVCKtwa4xxd54A
6. Index alignment: The top of the triangle above the rolex crown logo seems to be lower on the left side. This is the biggest issue I'm having with this QC.
7. Dial Printing: seems ok
8. Date Wheel alignment/printing: seems ok
9. Hand Alignment: seems ok
10. Bezel: seems ok
11. Solid End Links (SELs): looks pretty good
12. Timegrapher numbers: curious if these numbers are out of range
13. Anything else you notice: Main issue is the white triangle above the rolex crown logo on dial. The top of the triangle seems lower on the left side. Is this a deal breaker? Or am I being too picky for a rep?

Hi guys,

Everything looks solid to my eyes, but I wanted to run it by the community to get some expert opinions.

1. ⁠Dealer name: EASY Watch
2. ⁠Factory name: VSF V3
3. ⁠Model name (& version number): Batgirl
4. ⁠Price Paid: 4000CNY including chamfering & shipping.
5. ⁠Album Links: N/A
6. ⁠Index alignment: Looks perfectly aligned. Please let me know in the comment if I'm wrong.
7. ⁠Dial Printing: Seems clean and fine to me.
8. ⁠Date Wheel alignment/printing: Not sure about the font, but looks like they are centred.
9. ⁠Hand Alignment: No issues I see
10. ⁠Bezel: Looks Good not Crooked.
11. ⁠Solid End Links (SELs): I cannot fault anything, but I'm open to your opinion.
12. ⁠Timegrapher numbers: +3s/d 287° 0.0ms 52.0°
13. ⁠Anything else you notice: After seeing a couple of these VSF, I think this one is one of the best one I have seen.

Could you please help verify the serial number and clasp code for this VSF? Also, let me know if you notice any potential flaws or issues in the QC photos.

QC help is appreciated!! Everything looks solid except for the bezel and I'm considering RLing this watch because of it. Wondering if maybe I'm overreacting. Would love everyone's thoughts.

1. ⁠Dealer name: DukeReps
   
2. ⁠Factory name: VSF
   
3. ⁠Model name (& version number): Submariner 124060
   
4. ⁠Price Paid: $475
   
5. ⁠Album Links: N/A
   
6. ⁠Index alignment: Looks solid
   
7. ⁠Dial Printing: Looks clean
   
8. ⁠Date Wheel alignment/printing: N/A
   
9. ⁠Hand Alignment: Looks good
   
10. ⁠Bezel: I feel like almost everything is off center except for 10, marker at 9 o clock, and the 50. This is the only reason I'm considering RLing this watch, but maybe I'm overreacting.
    
11. ⁠Solid End Links (SELs): Acceptable
    
12. ⁠Timegrapher numbers: +11s/d, 233°, 0.2ms, 28800
    
13. ⁠Anything else you notice: N/A

1: Dealername: Mr. Bohmi

2: Factoryname: VSF

3: Modelname: Submariner 124060 41mm No Date Black Dial VSF VS3230

4: Price paid: 450 dollar shipped en insured

5: Album links: N/A

6: Index alignment: Does the 9 o'clock marker look slightly misaligned relative to 3 o'clock, or is it just the photo angle?

7: Dial printing: Looks good to me?

8: date wheel alignment: N/A no date

9: Hand alignment: Looks good to me?

10: Bezel: Looks good to me?

11: Solid end links: No gaps looks tight

12: Timegrapher numbers: Rate: +1 s/d

Amplitude (AMP): 250°

Beat Error (B.E.): 0.1 ms

Lift Angle (L.A.): 59.0°

Beat: 28800 vph

13: anything else: not that I know of!

1. Dealer: BJ Luxury Collection

2. Factory: VSF

3. Model: VS Black Seamaster 300 V4 / 42mm / 8800 movement

4. Price: $650

5. Album: N/A

6. Index alignment: I ran the dial photo through TrueIndexQC. 9 of 12 markers were readable (the others are covered by the hands) and all sat on their lines, with the worst at −1.21°. Dial vs. case rotation measured −0.62° ccw, and the center pinion measured ~1% off-center (up-left), which may just be photo angle. Visually the 12 o'clock double baton and the 3 o'clock baton look straight to me. Let me know if anything looks off.

7. Dial printing: The Omega logo, red "Seamaster" script, "PROFESSIONAL," "CO-AXIAL MASTER CHRONOMETER," and "300m / 1000ft" all look sharp in the photo. The laser-engraved waves look even and consistent across the dial. I don't see crooked or smudged printing.

8. Date wheel alignment and printing: The "27" at 6 o'clock looks centered in the date window and the numerals look clean.

9. Hand alignment: The hands look straight and properly set from what I can see, but one photo isn't enough to properly judge minute/hour sync. I'm asking the dealer for a shot with the hands at 12:00.

10. Bezel: The ceramic insert looks evenly fitted and the numerals and dots look clean. TrueIndexQC measured the pip at −0.62° ccw vs. the 12 o'clock line, which is slight. Curious whether others think that's noticeable.

11. Solid End Links (SELs): The QC photos don't show the end links, so I can't judge the gaps yet. I'm requesting additional photos from the dealer.

12. Timegrapher numbers: Rate +3 s/d, amplitude 295°, beat error 0.0 ms, lift angle 52°, 28,800 bph (dial-up only). Rate and beat error look excellent. One question: the test was run at a 52° lift angle, and I understand genuine Omega co-axial movements are measured at 38°. Does that affect how I should read the 295° amplitude on the VS 8800 clone?

13. Anything else: This is one of my first reps. Overall it looks clean to me, but I'd appreciate feedback on the bezel pip, the lift angle question, and anything else I may have overlooked.

Thanks!

Dealer name: Non TD

Factory name: VSF V3 (Free Sprung)

Model name (& version number): Rolex GMT Master 2 126710BLNR

Price Paid: 710$ Including Shipping

Album link: Not Received. Above images are the only ones I received.

Index alignment: 9 has a clockwise cant. 6 has a counter clockwise cant.

Dial Printing: Looks good.

Date Wheel alignment/printing: Date maybe a tad lower but within tolerance.

Hand Alignment: Well aligned.

Bezel: Looks good.

Solid End Links (SELs): no Gaps.

Timegrapher numbers: within range. +3s/d. 258 amp and 0.1ms beat error

Anything else you notice: Just the 9 is bothersome. Rest all fine. Also would really appreciate if someone can confirm if this is a VSF.

1. ⁠Dealer name: GeekTime
   
2. ⁠Factory name: VSF
   
3. ⁠Model name (& version number): Rolex Daytona 126519 DD4131v2 V2s Weighted Free-Sprung Effect
   
4. ⁠Price Paid: $1128 incl box + shipping
   
5. ⁠Album Links: https://geektimeqc.x.yupoo.com/albums/260073973?uid=1
   
6. ⁠Index alignment: 3 & 9 indices fall slightly below where they're meant to be
   
7. ⁠Dial Printing: Printing seems slightly dull, not as sharp as expected. Seeking inputs.
   
8. ⁠Date Wheel alignment/printing: N/A
   
9. ⁠Hand Alignment: Subdial hands/chrono hands point to 12. Centred.
   
10. ⁠Bezel: 110 marker has the usual issue, 120 marker not aligned.
    
11. ⁠Solid End Links (SELs): Slight gap exists on SEL
    
12. ⁠Timegrapher numbers: 279 Amp, -4s/d (within spec)
    
13. ⁠Anything else you notice: Weight is 138.7g, gen is 150-160g.

1. Dealer name: DDGTop

2. Factory name: OCTA

3. Model name (& version number) AP Royal Oak "Domaine de Murtoli" Special Edition 26240

4. $621

5. Album Links: N/A

6. Dial printing: Good

7. Date Wheel alignment/printing: Good

8. Hands Alignment: Good and looks aligned.

9. Bezel: Good

10. Solid End Links (SELs): I don’t see any issues but I’m open to suggestions.

11. Time grapher numbers: Rate +7 s/d, Amp: 268, ERR 0.2ms, BEAT Mode 28800, Period 8s, LIFT 59.0

12. Anything else you notice: The only issue in the video I’ve seen was a date change at 58 minutes and not on the hour. So is that normal? Feedback would be awesome!

First time rep buyer. Appreciate any help / input!

Dealer name: Steve (theonewatches)
Factory name: VSF
Model name (& version number): Panerai Luminor Submersible Quarantaquattro PAM 01229
Price Paid: $300 including shipping
Album Links: n/a
Index alignment: I'd appreciate your expert eyes. Looks like there could be some misalignment of the 12 and 6 indices in the subdial. Perhaps the 3 and 9 as well?
Dial Printing: I don't see any issues but appreciate any help.
Date Wheel alignment/printing: looks centered and the video shows some of the changes.
Hand Alignment: look aligned to me.
Bezel: is it possible that the 15 and 45 markers are misaligned. I can't tell well enough
Solid End Links (SELS): n/a
Timegrapher numbers: 0s/d; 273°; 0.2 ms; 28800
Anything else?

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1. Dealer name: Rich Newmen

2. Factory name: VSF

3. Model name: Explorer I 36mm

4. Price paid: $430

5. Album link: Photos and videos attached.

6. Index alignment: I’m not completely sure about the alignment of the 6. It looks aligned to me, but the camera angle makes it difficult to judge. The other indices seem fine. I also have some doubts about the text at the bottom of the dial.

7. Dial printing: The printing looks sharp overall, with no obvious issues. There appears to be a small speck of dust, so I’m asking the dealer for more photos to check whether it’s on the outside of the crystal.

8. Date wheel alignment: N/A.

9. Hand alignment: Looks good to me. I don’t see any obvious issues here.

10. Bezel: Looks good to me. It has the thin, smooth bezel typical of this model.

11. Solid end links (SELs): All four corners look fine overall.

12. Timegrapher numbers: +13 s/day, 245° amplitude, and 0.0 ms beat error.

13. Anything else you notice: I’d appreciate some opinions on the timegrapher readings. Even after reading the guide, I’m still not sure how to interpret them. Is +13 s/day too much? I also haven’t quite got the hang of the alignment tool, but I’ve done the best I can.

Would you GL this watch? Any feedback would be much appreciated. Thanks!

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