There is a good reason why these rules exist. I agree of course with the fellow member above.
You need to learn to QC yourself, if someone does it for you you will not learn. For instance I can share some basic knowledge to identify issues with QC pics but you have to apply them yourself.
Now lesson 1 i have learned is never be too picky. It’s a replica, it won’t be perfect. And there is no guarantee the next one will be better, could be worse.
Im saying that what I look for is symmetry. Drawing symmetrical lines across the dial and diagonally across the markers helps identify how well positioned elements are.
Then you have the positioning of the date window, ensuring it is not way off center.
Most importantly, grab a cup of coffee and read through the forums. I know there isn’t much info on the Lady Datejusts but if you look through the Rolex threads for larger versions you will notice what other people are looking for and even common concerns members have with QC pics.
Also I can guarantee you there would be countless threads of what to look for in QC pics.
Read up, good luck.
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