Debatable Rehaut Alignment?

[asusundevils1971]

Easy solution then:

Go gen.

Even going gen you get this.

Watch.Geek you got the call after three years the watch you wanted is at the AD. You see the rehaut isn't to your liking. A. would you tell them you don't want it and for them to get you another one. B. accept it because you know it's a gen and yes they have flaws too.
If you go with option A: you will NEVER get a watch from that AD, option B: you will be happy for many years enjoying the watch.
It's something the $600 watch has that the $15K gen versions have. And really who the fech checks out the rehaut when on the wrist or ever.

 

[eBoy]

Here is the result of only a single forum (rolex forums dot com) ...

That's a combined 100k+ worth of watches right there with that problem... Expecting perfection for 600 USD still seems reasonable to you? Well, like I said.. You're free to find it reasonable. Just don't expect the same opinion from us.

 

[eBoy]

And really who the fech checks out the rehaut when on the wrist or ever.

Are you telling me, in all seriousness, that you don't sit at the DQ in the mall and stare —in a borderline catatonic state— at your rehaut for hours on? With a loupe? And no clothes on?

I do that all the time. The only difficult thing is shooshing those guys with the funny white jackets (that look like they have locks on them) away. I always tell them "I DON'T NEED IT. I'M A NUDIST, DON'T YOU SEE?"...

Somehow they always succeed in dressing me up in those funny white jackets. For some reason, lemme tell ya, these are not at all comfortable.

So, are you saying that intense rehaut-staring in public is NOT normal?

 

[ZEIT.GEIST]

I've owned quite a few Gens over the years, mostly Omega, Tudor and some less prestigious manufacturers. Bought all of them on the grey market, except a Rolex I got from an AD. And in all seriousness, I have never had any imperfections (as far as I can tell), except the vintage watches, of course.

This for sure changes my view on Reps quite a bit. I was already amazed by the Rep-quality one can get after having bought my first couple pieces by now. Knowing that even top tier Gens can have flaws like this actually shortens the list of arguments for going Gen even more

 

[asusundevils1971]

Are you telling me, in all seriousness, that you don't sit at the DQ in the mall and stare

I prefer to attend sporting events or concerts where I am surrounded by 60 thousand strangers when I stare at my watch.

"I DON'T NEED IT. I'M A NUDIST, DON'T YOU SEE?

Thought my perfect reahuat alignment gave me special powers to be invisible but at trial the prosecution used the Reddit QC tool to show my rehaut was .0003 mm off to the right. So I received a $2500 fine and 500 hours of community service

 

[WatchSmith.US]

If a fake is 1/10th the cost of a genuine watch, you can expect 1/10th the manufacturing accuracy of the gen.

 

[TESLA760]

If a fake is 1/10th the cost of a genuine watch, you can expect 1/10th the manufacturing accuracy of the gen.

He's paying $600 , didn't you see ? That demands perfection !!!

 

[Storm.]

I've owned quite a few Gens over the years, mostly Omega, Tudor and some less prestigious manufacturers. Bought all of them on the grey market, except a Rolex I got from an AD. And in all seriousness, I have never had any imperfections (as far as I can tell), except the vintage watches, of course.

This for sure changes my view on Reps quite a bit. I was already amazed by the Rep-quality one can get after having bought my first couple pieces by now. Knowing that even top tier Gens can have flaws like this actually shortens the list of arguments for going Gen even more

Ok sure Sherlock

 

[ZEIT.GEIST]

Alright, I see this is going nowhere. Never mind.