Either way it's still better than buying an original one. If you're rich and don't care about money, by all means go for genuine. But I don't see a reason why I, not rich not poor, should spend 10.000 euros, after waiting 2+ years on a list and probably get treated like a peasant by the Rolex dealer to end up owning a genuine watch, when 99% of people don't care or know enough about Rolex and probably assume that it's fake (like all luxury items, LV bags are a good example) from the get go.Hopefully it’s just the photo angle! There’s so much we can complain about, sharp cases, not everything align and so on but in the end of the day it’s a copy and a hell of a good one!
The flaw hurts me more because once you know it's there, it's hard to ignore, but I realise that even genuine watches have flaws and not even people sitting next to me will be able to see that flaw or even know that it is a flaw.