Lol. It’s just the angle of the photo and the reflection of the crystal.
Hi Tucker, thanks. Maybe. I requested details: more light & different angle. But for sure I know that last week I noticed the same watch, from another company, with the defects I pointed out here. I ultimately think that being the same manufacturers, even defects can repeat themselves in some lots.
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There is nothing wrong with the watch . The picture was taken in a light box it it is reflection from the crystal as Tucker has said . You don't want more light ! You need the picture taken in natural light. There is so much reflection in that photo , you can see the camera in the crystal ( Samsung ) and the ladies hand who took it .
I wonder what it is really like to send bad photos. obviously I'm not talking about enlarging to the maximum definition of small details. we are talking about replicas and we should not be too picky. unfortunately I can assure you that a week ago I saw the same defect in a friend's watch bought from a TD . that is, the numbers 8/10/11/1 are very dark. a factory defect? This are defects that are seen "with the naked eye" they do notneed enlargements or "high definition eye". and lastly .. What about sending a QC WITHOUT REFLECTIONS OF THE CAMERA AND LADIES HAND?
I wonder what it is really like to send bad photos. obviously I'm not talking about enlarging to the maximum definition of small details. we are talking about replicas and we should not be too picky. unfortunately I can assure you that a week ago I saw the same defect in a friend's watch bought from a TD . that is, the numbers 8/10/11/1 are very dark. a factory defect? This are defects that are seen "with the naked eye" they do notneed enlargements or "high definition eye". and lastly .. What about sending a QC WITHOUT REFLECTIONS OF THE CAMERA AND LADIES HAND?
How about you stop being such a pontificating know it all ??? You asked for advice and was given it , now sort it out with your TD . The TD's aren't professional photographers, the last picture you have posted is what you need the watch taken in natural light . If you ask the TD to do this you will be able to see if the watch has a fault with the numbers or if it is due to poor photography.
There is nothing wrong with the watch . The picture was taken in a light box it it is reflection from the crystal as Tucker has said . You don't want more light ! You need the picture taken in natural light. There is so much reflection in that photo , you can see the camera in the crystal ( Samsung ) and the ladies hand who took it .
sorry if I seemed to be pontificating, it was not wanted, I come back here to say thanks.