I thought that might be why at first too but stopping video at a shot straight on, you can see there's more black space at the top right, and the bottom corner is to the left of the centre:
Because it is stupid.
and useless. Firstly the pictures are never taken correctly upfront. And secondly they create an expectatoin that can't and doesn't need to be met by a rep. BTW: neither by a gen.
Not so much a flame, just my zippo lighter.Oh wait, we're in the FFZ?
Yes, it's not only acceptable. It is even acceptable for a genuine Rolex. Look up the Swiss watch industry's "30cm rule".
You can't expect better alignment in a $200-500 counterfeit product than in an original product ten or twenty times the price.
@MaximillianGT and @eBoy both summed it up perfectly above, I would also like to add my own thoughts to their replies.
The point is: the photo you put on that tool, is usually 10x or even 20x. Under that kind of magnified image, almost no watch is perfect incl. gens, and certainly has nothing to do with the TD who sells you the watch. Chances are if you RL that watch, the next one will still be suffered from the same flaw since it is factory-made. Not to mention that the more QC photos, the more you will pay for a rep in the foreseeable future since tools like this increase the workload of the TDs for nothing and it won't help to improve anything. You will still get the same rep, just more expensive.
