My gratuitous advice is not to be bothered by the flaws. Replica watches will always have flaws and that is what makes them replicas.
Even if they are visually perfect, you will still know that they are not actual APs and there is no way around that ultimate "flaw".
Trust me, expectations of owners will rise and go from
"wow its a good looking watch" to "awesome, nobody can tell its a rep!" to "OK I will always know its a rep and not an AP". It is just a matter of time, and what is different is how long we spend at each phase and the transitions. You will always know that you are not wearing an actual AP, and if so, the mind will always start looking for flaws, a process which will not exist if you wear a gen.
The fun offered by replica watches lie not in how accurate the replicas are, for the reason stated above, but in enjoying them as they are on the wrist and accepting that they are not gen and shouldn't be compared with gen. Members tend to compare features of the reps vs gen but often neglect to account for the price differences too. When everything is compared including the price, it creates a much more meaningful picture than just comparing features of the watches.