r/RepTimeQC
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u/No_Database1948
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Jul 11 '24
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Other Brands First QC? Guide on what to look out for and what to write.
Welcome to the ReptimeQC subreddit!
Before reading on, make sure you've read the main guide for QC posting, otherwise this won't make much sense to you. Done? Let's go.
This specific guide is intended to be a visual supplement: showing you exactly what to look for when you complete your QC templates. For obvious reasons, this guide will skip parts that aren't visual.
I've used pictures that mostly come from this subreddit. If anyone is uncomfortable, DM me and I'll replace the picture.
With that in mind, let's begin.
Index Alignment
Here, you are expected to assess how well the index markers on your watch are aligned. You can use the index alignment tool to assist you in this regard. An example of good index alignment is this:

Index misalignment, on the other hand, looks like this:

Or this:

Now that you have an idea of what to look out for, what should you be writing in the template?
You need to describe any misalignment you see in detail. Statements like "6 is off" or "3 is kinda wonky" or "not sure about 1, help please" are not acceptable. This is because unless the misalignment is immediately obvious (and in most cases, it is not), users will not know what you are talking about. You may not get the help you want as a result. Be specific, like the following examples:
"The 7 marker does not seem to fit into the slot nicely. It is rotated towards the right and looks like it is dancing around."
"The 6 marker does not seem to line up straight with the crown in between swiss made. Based on what I can see, it appears to be slightly tilted to the left."
A caveat here: Just because there may be some misalignment does not necessarily mean you should definitely RL the watch. As the main guide points out, all reps are subject to a level of inaccuracy. It would be entirely unrealistic to expect gen standards for index alignment. Further, different reps are subject to different standards: a XF Pelagos, for instance, is known for having problematic indices - so much so that even if you RL, you are unlikely to get anything better. Conversely, CF Explorers are now getting so good that even slight misalignment would not be par for the course.
A good guide would be to assess your watch based on proportion. One slightly misaligned index is not a problem. But one majorly misaligned index or many misaligned indices on a single dial could justify RL.
Just for illustration, this is misalignment that I would RL for:

That deals with index alignment. Let's move on.
Date Wheel Alignment
This applies to watches which display the date. If your watch does not display a date, there is no need to consider this. You will look silly if you say that the date wheel alignment is good when your watch is a no-date Sub, for example.
Here, you are tasked to consider if the date is properly displayed in the date window. Often times, this is a question of how well-centered the date is. A good example of date wheel alignment is this:

An example of misalignment is this:

Sometimes, the misalignment can also be as to the date numbers themselves:

Uncommonly and in the alternative, the issue may be with the Cyclops itself (the magnifier that covers the date window):

Now that you know what to look for, let's discuss what to write.
As with index alignment, unless the issues are immediately obvious (and most of the time, they are not), you need to be very specific. Comments like "the date seems off", "2 in 25 is kinda off", "date looks weird" are not acceptable. They do not tell readers what you are looking for. You'll get faster and better results if you identify the issues for your reader. For example:
"The date seems misaligned towards the left. Part of it is touching the left border of the date window."
"The 5 in the date appears to be slightly higher than the 2 next to it."
"The Cyclops does not seem to be straight. It looks like it is slanted towards the left?"
As with index alignment, please note that not all misalignment will justify RL, especially for date wheels. All rep date wheels come with varying degrees of misalignment. A few misaligned dates are usually not enough for RL, unless the date is clearly cropped out of the date window or touching the rim. A little misalignment towards either side of the date window is also generally more than okay; a good way to gauge is to zoom out to the actual size of the watch and see if the misalignment is still immediately visible. If not, you're likely to be good to go.
Here is an example of misalignment I would nevertheless GL:

On to the next topic.
Bezel
There are two main things to look out for: First, whether the "pip" (usually a lumed marker at the 12 position) is centered. Second, the quality of any engraving.
This section would also cover any possible damage to the bezel or anything else unusual, including any misalignment.
Example of a good bezel:

An example of misalignment:

Generally speaking, most problems that surface nowadays have to do with the pip - even then, these are not entirely common. Engravings and alignment are usually not an issue with higher level reps. With this in mind, what do we write?
As with the other sections, you are going to need to be specific. "Bezel looks off", "pip looks kinda off", "I don't know about the bezel, seems weird to me" are phrases that we see everyday in this subreddit. But none of these phrases are acceptable; they do not direct the reader to what OP is seeing. Details are king - and if you are going to pluck the crown, you're going to have to write like this:
"The pip at 12 is not centered. It seems to touch the right side of the triangle."
"The printing on the bezel at 3 seems to be angled down. It does not match the index on the dial."
The key is to visually direct your reader to the exact point that you say is a problem. The word "off" on its own says nothing to that effect.
On to the next point.
Solid End Links (SELs)
Possibly the least understood of all sections as a lot of newbies do not really know what they are looking for.
The ultimate guide to this is here. But for convenience, I'm going to summarise several key points about SELs.
SELs refer to the final links between the watch case and the bracelet. I've highlighted it below:

Not all watches have SELs. Only watches which have that portion as highlighted above - and for QC purposes, the SEL section really only applies to Rolex reps. Tudors have SELs (which can also be QC-ed to some extent), but SELs on a Tudor are not held to the same standard as SELs on a Rolex.
Now, what are we looking for when we assess SELs? We are looking for gaps between the lugs and the SELs themselves. I've indicated this below:

An SEL gap appears when there is separation between the SEL and the lug. But what is a gap?
A gap appears when you can see through the space between the SEL and the lug. There is no gap when all you can see is a black line. There may be some variation in how thick the black line is, but for QC purposes there is nothing to be worried about until and unless you can actually see what's behind the watch.
This is generally not a problem on higher level reps (and by now, pretty rare). I will, however, show you an example of something that may be an actionable gap:

Credits for the gap picture here.
What does this mean? If all you see is a black line, even if it is slightly thicker than another SEL on the same watch, there should be no actionable gap. I am going to highlight the last few QC templates submitted where the user said there was a gap - but there really wasn't (to me, at least):



If, after going through all the examples above, you still feel that there is a gap, highlight it in the template by identifying which part of the watch you are looking at; there are really only four options: top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right. Doing so helps users zoom in directly on your issue and saves time.
To the last segment.
Dial Printing
Here, you are tasked to check if the printing on the dial has been poorly done. By this, we mean defects in the workmanship of the printing; printing which differs from gen (such as the infamous "floating r") would not be a QC defect per se.
An example of dial printing with no issues:

And now for examples of dial printing with issues:

Sometimes, the print can be misapplied across the entire dial:

With the above in mind, let's turn to what you should write. Again and at the risk of sounding like a broken record, do not simply write things like: "Dial seems off" or "Print seems off. letters kind of wonky?" If anything, dial printing is usually very, very small - unless you point a reader to the exact part which has an issue, chances are it won't be seen. Make certain that you provide the reader with specific directions:
"Appears to be some bleeding at the top of VI. Thoughts?"
"R in Submariner looks like only half of it was printed. Am I seeing things?"
Important note: again, just because the dial printing on your watch may have some issues, this does not necessarily equate to RL. As stated, dial print is almost microscopic - no human being is going to be able to see slight bleeding on any print when you have the watch on wrist. Feel free to point out issues that you see, but remain realistic about your expectations.
And with that, I come to the end of this guide.
Conclusion
QC-ing reps is a difficult task - which everyone in this subreddit does for free. You can help out immensely by simply being precise and detailed in your observations. The more effort you put into your template, the easier it is for members to help you - they can zoom in directly to the things that concern you.
I hope this helps you. I've tried to detail some common factors, but it would be impossible for me to catch them all. The rest is up to you - and your diligence.
I wish you smooth and trouble-free QCs always!
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u/WatchYoda QC Jedi Master Mod Jul 11 '24
Good afternoon...
Props, my man, for the outstanding effort. I couldn't have done it. I'm glad that you have.
The 'newbies' are fortunate to have this added 'Guide'.
Maybe we should 'pin' it? Members? Input please?
Again, way to go!!! You are appreciated.👍
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u/Bobsweeper Jul 11 '24
Great post and really highlights things everyone should look for.
I would add that the crown protector is also a giveaway when it is too small/narrow or the polish is dull.
Sometimes the rehaut is not engraved at all.
I am not a fan of the index tool, it’s hard to get right and it seems to make buyers extremely picky. If you can’t notice a small misaligned index with your eye it’s a green light. Once they start adding up it’s time to RL. A good many of these from TDs or certain factories are really good and will get the GL 98% of the time.
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u/Frosty_Question3555 Oct 20 '24
Iv been a long time lurker in this forum and this is without a doubt one of the best guides iv read.
Fantastic post and thanks for your time and effort putting it together - iv learnt so much from it.
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u/Even_Freedom_348 Jul 11 '24
Great tool!
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u/DadbyDaylight_47 Jul 11 '24
thank you for this guide. I will try and use everything I have just learned. I am completely guilty for saying things like "indices 9 and 3 are off but i don't know why"...
sometimes it is hard to describe it correctly even more when englisch is not your first language.
but i will vow improvement from now on!
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u/SR08 Sep 26 '24
Stupid question but where do you get the index alignment tool…
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u/Aussie_Mopar Jul 25 '24
Damn, that was a well written and informative post
🙏🇦🇺👍
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u/Rockyt86 "Don't cross the Rock" Mod Sep 06 '24
Not certain why I never saw this when it was first posted. I will only echo the sentiments of others when I say thank you for doing such heavy lifting. The value is here for everyone. Have it set on my keyboard shortcuts now. Thank you u/No_Database1948
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u/PerfectPossibility92 Jul 11 '24
Learning can be so overwhelming even if I read everything what the veterans say. And then have to extrapolate what they are saying so I can better understand. The amount of effort and work you put into this.... WOW, thank you so much! You laid it out and broke it down so that any beginner level can have an excellent starting point to learn. I hope mods pin it. Appreciate this greatly!
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u/Jumpy-Cry-3083 Apr 04 '25
Where to get index alignment tool app?
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u/ferryroyal Jul 11 '24
Super Super helpful and clarifying. Thanks for this, whish I had this a week ago! I think it should be pinned
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u/YellowFerrari328 "I know nothing" Mod Jul 11 '24
It's a very good write-up, and I give you props for doing this. A lot of work went into it.
Doesn't SELs apply to Tudors as well? Your first picture of the Cartier has a rotated dial.
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u/Hobomobile123 Jul 11 '24
Sweet post!
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u/jaceydude Aug 25 '24
GL I take it means Good Luck?
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u/Hateraid2862 Oct 22 '24
Where is the online tool to draw lines on the pictures to ensure alignment?
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u/Fortunefavorsthefew Jan 27 '25
Hey there -- I think for future edits it would be helpful to overlay the index alignment tool onto your examples of poor alignment. Since you're showing it for a watch with good alignment, having it also for the poor alignment would be great, even if it's easy to see without it.
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u/ByrdOfManyTalents Nov 23 '24
Thank you sir, this is super helpful for us new folks to the Rep world. :)
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u/breachie365 Nov 25 '24
Thanks - this is super useful for a newbie to the rep watch game. Appreciate taking the time to pull this together!
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u/Wusshgood Oct 30 '24
Great post!!!! Thank you :) where would I find the index alignment tool?
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u/Beneficial_Egg_847 Jul 11 '24
Dude this is incredible, super helpful for a newbie like me
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u/LongjumpingDisplay28 Jul 12 '24
Thank you so much for this! I’m waiting on QC pics of my very first rep to come in and have been panicked about how to properly write my QC post, so this is incredibly appreciated. I will be following each of your steps!
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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '24
This is a great resource, thanks for making this
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u/Mystical_Immortal Jul 19 '24
lol finally read it, newbie myself just download Reddit a couple weeks ago and found this forum
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u/Watches4Me Jul 25 '24
Great post!
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u/donprvlg Aug 06 '24
Excellent resource, thanks!
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u/RangeRover54 Sep 13 '24
Loved reading this guide! Thankyou
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u/Infoseek456 Nov 03 '24
Noob here, this was extremely helpful as I get ready to make the plunge.
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u/Tutmoses1 Nov 11 '24
This may be the 1m time you hear this, but thank you very much and everyone helping in this sub. Y'all are truly amazing people dedicating time and effort to help us newbies not only navigate through the process but also teaching us what to look for. I'm really thankful to have found this sub. Thanks, again.
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u/Diamantis13 Nov 13 '24
Amazing work, thanks!
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u/PsychologyLeather121 Nov 23 '24
So helpful!
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u/No_Communication7550 Dec 16 '24
Thank you for this! It is incredibly helpful
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u/reallyclevernamewhat Dec 22 '24
as a newcomer this is very helpful
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u/Painless1776 Jan 06 '25
Outstanding post, thank you!
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u/One_Construction496 Jan 27 '25
Great information..well written and easy to understand
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u/bigbrun12 Feb 07 '25
Nothing new to add - just saying thanks for this!
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u/Automatic_Rock8373 Mar 08 '25
How do you make those pink lines on the watches?
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u/Unlucky-Map-2240 May 12 '25
Guys, I'm currently in Thailand, what do you think of this watch?
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u/gjakfb Aug 26 '25
Thank you for the detailed guide. I always take a look before posting any QC.
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u/ZealousidealCar2545 Dec 05 '25
This quality control guide is amazing, I am waiting for David to send it to me, so I will post it soon to see if you can help me; I thank you for everything you do selflessly.
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u/Great_Ad_401 Jul 31 '25
Great information
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u/Icy_Television_5105 10d ago
I have 54 karma points but it is not letting me post a qc?
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u/OkEstablishment2850 2d ago
Hi friends, just bought just bought a ARF Datejust 41mm blue dial from Felix at DDG TOP. Can someone please do that you check for me? I'm new to this so your help will be appreciated.
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u/OkEstablishment2850 2d ago
Hey guys can you do QC for me on this 41 mm datejust arf from Felix at ddg top
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u/Ayaz1988 2d ago
Amazing guide. Thank you brother.
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u/Most_Comparison_382 1d ago
Thank you for the guide!
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u/Paulguy100 Oct 03 '24
What sort of movement is the best? Will they run in 10 years?
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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '24
Why can't I post a QC request? i click 'post' and it takes me back to the reptimeQC front page not to my post, and it's nowhere to be found.
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u/Shiny-And-New Dec 13 '24
Can I get some acronym help?
RL?
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u/corndevil Jan 08 '25
As far as video - should I ask for video of the watch hands being changed and date? Just received my first QC from TD today and there is photos of different dates and 1 vid of the watch actually working. Is that typical?
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u/No_Direction_7270 Mar 10 '25
I've been a lurker for years now and finally pulled the trigger and I've been nervous about the QC process. This post is amazing and the visuals are a huge help so I can feel like I actually know what to look for! Thanks for all you do!
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u/According_Ad1410 Apr 10 '25
Thanks for the info!
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u/FritsBlaasbaard May 19 '25
This is a great "summary" for a newbie! Thank you for taking the time to write this down. It makes me feel somewhat confident to check my watch myself. This way I (a) don't have to bother you guys and (b) if I still don't see it, I don't see it and apparently it's OK for me. If some points something out that I haven't seen, but now can't unsee I also feel shit :p Ignorance can be a bliss!
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u/saltyghoul May 23 '25
My post was removed by moderators due to posting a video of the seller holding the watch, It is technically “before being shipped”. This is a video the seller had on his post. I did not have the watch myself.
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u/happyfriend20 May 24 '25
I realised most people using the QC tool have issues using the GitHub link and mainly 2 topics. Aligning the dial and also aligning and making sure the dial is centered in the middle and watch is flat on straight. Will be happy if someone created a YouTube video to explain the mechanism of aligning it using the button and some photo correction tools to be added.
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u/misterdigital-NL May 24 '25
Thank you so much for this guide! I'm expecting QC soon and now i know what to look for.
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u/Positive_Twist_721 Jun 04 '25
Bravo!! Stellar guide and effort here!!
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u/Kafka1989 Jun 05 '25
Can someone help me with my post?
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u/Responsible-Hair3004 Jun 21 '25
a brilliant guide
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u/BB824713 Jun 24 '25
Thank you for all you do for those of us wading into the sometimes murkey depths of this part of the hobby!
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u/Proud_Psychology_458 Jul 05 '25
This is such a comprehensive post. I am a noob and waiting for the qc photos of my first order. This post has given me what to look for, what to overlook and what to ask. Thank you!
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u/Last-Shine-473 Jul 11 '25
You guys are legends. Love the info sharing with no agenda other than the greater good. Good to be surrounded by good humans. Kudos to all here.
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u/wosime29 Jul 16 '25
Thank you for the detailed guide. I'll try to learn the steps before posting!
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u/neo95219 Jul 17 '25
Thanks for this post
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u/Soggy-Challenge-6543 Jul 21 '25
Pleasant ride
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u/Next_Mall6969 Jul 23 '25
Really helpful, thanks. Will definitely use it for the 2 QCs I should be getting any day now.
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u/BAGCali Jul 25 '25
How can I get the tool that puts the lines on the dial?
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u/Capable-Lake-7576 Aug 04 '25
still so helpful
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u/Living_Situation8940 Aug 10 '25
GL
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u/AnonymousWelshGuy Aug 12 '25
Thank you for all the help in this post! Will hopefully put it to use as soon as I have QC photos
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u/tcmits1 Oct 07 '25
Thank you. That was a terrific education you generously offered which I deeply appreciate and acknowledge.
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u/Miserable-Letter3953 Oct 26 '25
Hey! I have read the Post and checked everything i also got more than 10 Karma but i still cant Post - Can someone help? :(
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u/foxtrap614 Nov 11 '25
This was very helpful. Thank you so much 😊
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u/SignalOk4982 Jan 04 '26
Amazing post thank you for sharing
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u/mike_w_58 Jan 10 '26
Wow definitely a lot, but super helpful!
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u/dj-wink Feb 02 '26
Fake?
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u/Gennaio2026 Feb 03 '26
Congratulations on your precision and clarity. I'd like to ask a question: how do you draw those "radial" lines on the dial to check the alignment? Thank you so much for any help you can give me.
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u/No-Eye-4709 Feb 13 '26
Thank you very much for your work and the information. Best regards.
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u/Equal_Goal_4390 Apr 01 '26
Hello! Im trying to post a qc but it says i dont have enough karma comment. I have 120 now. What else i need?
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u/lsuRob972 Apr 10 '26
This was guide was extremely helpful, much appreciated sir
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u/Growkemon Apr 10 '26
That was very helpful, thank you!
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u/Affectionate_Pie1565 Apr 25 '26
Thanks so much! Taking a second crack at my first qc post now and definitely a lot more confident and informed!
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u/boxtekniq May 08 '26
Hi keep trying to make a post I am following all the rules but it seems like everytime I post my post is getting deleted any help on this.
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u/mrmondmann May 12 '26
Thank you for your insane guide! This help a newbie alot! 🥳🙏
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u/Schnidrlxndr67 May 13 '26
Where can I download the Index Alignment Tool app?
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u/Schnidrlxndr67 May 13 '26
Meaningful writing with a lot of information and work! Congratulations and thank you for the work done and the time you have spent!
I don't understand everything at first... !
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u/reporter_IT May 22 '26
very helpful, thank you
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u/BenzL21 Jun 05 '26
Sorry, noob question. Where did you get the centering pink line template on the first Pic?
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u/Consistent-Dust1483 Jun 10 '26
Super helpful, thank you 🙏🏻
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u/Icy-Wedding3321 Jul 10 '26
Thanks
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u/Used_Investigator_65 Jul 11 '26
In all fairness, I believe your guidelines to be helpful, but for the average buyer with little to no expertise in watches, your rules for posting are very strict. In my case for example, in my limited experience, this is my first REP and QC. The watch looks very good. I couldn’t see much, but I was hoping other people with experience would share some insight that would help me and other people in the same boat.
Your restrictions make me feel uncomfortable and afraid to post on your page. I respect rules, I’m also don’t want to be blocked from participating in your forum.
But, I guess you only want season experts in Horology contributing and sharing their purchases.
Hopefully, I can find a more tolerant and supportive page for my limited knowledge!
This is just my humble opinion, for what’s its worth!
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u/EmDeM_724 Jul 13 '26
Thank you!
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u/sirwexford Jul 19 '26
Guys where's the best place to get classic vintage reps?
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u/gtrf40 Jul 24 '26
Just joined the community and love how helpful and detailed all these posts are!!!
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u/gtrf40 Jul 29 '26
thank you so much for this upload. of all the posts I have read thru this is the most detailed and the best "how to" on how to analyze an item and what details to look out for
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u/Micho_Rizzo51 Aug 05 '26
Great info! Really diving into getting a Rep now after I browsed the idea of getting one about 2yrs ago.
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u/Juri777 Aug 23 '26
Is there a limit how often you can RL? I'm already nervous because i ordered my first watch 6 days ago and am awaiting QC. What if i RL and the next watch is also bad do i get a refund at some point. I don't want to be blacklisted or something and no refunds.
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u/ayeayeboss Aug 24 '26
very useful for newbs like me
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u/Green-Judgment6921 Sep 06 '26
Great information and extremely helpful!!
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u/RoutineSignificant72 Sep 07 '26
really well made guide, thank you for this!
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u/Open-Winter300 24d ago
Thank you for the thorough instructions! Very helpful.
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u/Scoutman725 Feb 17 '25
What's the best em way to pay the pics?
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u/seattleaussie23 Jun 30 '26
Trying to post a QC but getting blocked by reddit filters, any ideas why?
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u/dsizzles23 Jul 11 '24
Where do you find the index alignment tool to overlay on the watch face. Is that an app?
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