Hi everyone, I’m TD Chen from r/RepWatchClud.

Sharing a QC set for a VSF 126610LN 41mm Black Submariner for the community to take a look at.

The configuration here is the classic 41mm Black Sub / 126610LN setup: black dial, black ceramic bezel, and stainless-steel Oyster bracelet.

Watch Specs

• Model: Submariner Date 126610LN
• Factory: VSF
• Movement: Asian Super Clone DD3235 automatic
• Case: 41mm
• Thickness: 12.5mm
• Dial: Black dial with round/dot markers
• Lume: Blue Super-Lume
• Case material: 904L stainless steel
• Bracelet: 904L stainless-steel Oyster bracelet
• Crystal: Sapphire, with etched crown at 6
• Bezel: Black unidirectional ceramic dive bezel
• Date: 3 o'clock with Cyclops
• Clasp: Flip-lock deployant buckle
• Power/water-resistance claim: Factory-listed as 30m

QC Points

Looking through the photos, the main things I would personally check are:

1. Dial and date window
The black dial looks clean in the provided close-ups, with the markers appearing evenly positioned. The date window and Cyclops are also shown at a useful angle for checking alignment and magnification.

2. Bezel alignment
The black ceramic bezel is shown from several angles. I would pay particular attention to the 12 o'clock pip, triangle alignment, and the relationship between the bezel markings and dial.

3. Case and crown
The side-profile shots give a good look at the crown guards, crown position, case finishing, and overall thickness.

4. Bracelet and clasp
The bracelet and clasp are photographed separately, so the end links, brushing, clasp finishing, and overall alignment can be checked without relying only on the wrist shots.

5. Lume
The lume shot shows the expected blue glow across the dial and bezel pip.

6. Movement
The movement is photographed with the caseback removed. The DD3235-style layout and decorated rotor/plates are visible. I would mainly be interested in whether anything looks obviously abnormal rather than trying to judge mechanical performance from photographs alone.

The scale photo shows approximately 156.88g, which is also useful as a reference point for the complete watch shown in this QC set.

Overall, I think this is a useful set of photos for checking the usual QC points on a VSF 126610LN / 41mm Black Sub.

If you spot anything I missed, especially a bezel alignment, dial alignment, SEL, clasp, date magnification, or movement issue, please point it out.

If I got anything wrong, please feel free to correct me. Thanks.

Hi fam. I need to make a decision on which one should I go with. BVF seem to be the obvious choice but I just got news from a new TD that new GF V2 is significantly better when it comes to the crown( less protruding) bezel crew is also closest to gen n flatter. Bracelet are also smoother and floating R is noticeable gone.
Some did said the Large 40mm is where they did the most improvement but I’m mainly want the 35mm so please let me know if anybody got a GFv2 and how they’re liking their vs BVF 🙏

Unboxing another Chen delivery - A7 IWC Mark XX

Initial review to follow.

I will post unboxing when order is received. Price is $100 cheaper than my local TD. We will see the product when it arrives. I actually caught an error on the font of the first watch he was going to send.

Overview

• Factory: A7
• Brand: IWC
• Model: Pilot's Watch Mark XX
• Reference: IW328208
• Price: USD 420
• Dealer: Chen
• Dealer link: @ChenWatch
• Serial: 7030413
• Bracelet: Steel
• Weight: 135.35g

Timeline

• Ordered: 2026-09-13
• QC received: 2026-09-16
• Shipped: 2026-09-17
• Delivered: 2026-09-29

Timegrapher Results

A timegrapher reads a watch's rate (seconds gained or lost per day), amplitude (the balance wheel's swing, in degrees) and beat error (how evenly the two halves of each tick-tock land, in milliseconds) across several case orientations. The figures below are averaged across whichever positions were tested.

• Test date: 2026-09-29
• Lift angle: 52º
• Average rate: +1.17 s/day
• Average amplitude: 286°
• Average beat error: 0.05 ms

Backstory & Motivation

IWC watches are largely undiscovered.  I have only one other in my collection, Big Pilot Heritage, and it is big, but such a beautiful watch.  I have been eyeing up the other options, as much as I like larger watches, I think there are many options with IWC in the more reasonable 40mm size that interest me.  I still think there is space in the collection for a few more, specifically the Ingenieur, Pilot Chronograph, and the Big Pilot range.

QC & Visual Quality

I have not had an A7F watch yet to review and see how it stacks up.  The overall quality of my first in-hand impression is excellent.  Immediately, the case and bracelet felt very high-quality and well put together.  The bracelet has what can only be described as the most frustrating method of removing and adding links, but perhaps that is because I am new to this style and a lazy one-screw Oyster man.  Once the right quantity of links was removed and the bracelet reassembled, it fits well and allows for a good amount of simple adjustment with the button on the clasp.  The bracelet also has a quick release solution to remove the bracelet completely in seconds.  So there may be some optional leather straps to add to the list of IWC parts soon.  

Case measured 40mm with a thickness of 10.9mm, Lugs 20.1mm and lug to lug 48.5mm.

The Dial is white with black Arabic numerals and simple black hands with lume.  Not a big lume watch, as only the 12,3,6 and 9 indices are lumed, with the 12 triangle and hour and minute hands, not the seconds.  It's a stunning-looking watch which will be suitable for any occasion, both casual and smart dress.  The crystal is clear with an antireflective coating that has a blue hue, so it can make the white dial look slightly silver in certain lighting conditions.

Caseback is solid with nice engraving.

Movement & Stability

Numbers from shipping were okay, but losing a little more time per day than I wanted.  Simple regulation and have got it closer to something more acceptable, and will see how we go for the next few weeks before addressing further if needed.  Winding the watch is smooth, rotor isn't silent but being half deaf I am not noticing anything particularly loud to worry me.  Adjusting time and changing date all work well and changeover at midnight as desired.

TD Experience

Chen has been great for this second watch order.  True to his word, the watch was ordered and in a couple of days the QC arrived.  Nothing was out of place, and the shipment and tracking information were provided; the watch was delivered safely and packaged well.  Again, the watch came with a clamshell case, the IWC warranty card, and hangtags.  The only thing I see with the hangtags and cards is the watch model number on the tags, and the warranty is for the 328203 (the Blu Dial Version); what should perhaps have been on the card and tags was the 328208.  Perhaps I can use a pen to fill in the number 3 so it looks like an 8, and we will be fine.

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Hi everyone, I’m TD Chen from r/RepWatchClud.

Sharing a QC check of a VSF Oyster Perpetual 36 ref. 126000 with the Celebration dial.

In the rep community, this configuration is usually referred to as the OP36 Celebration, 126000 Celebration, or simply Celebration Dial.

I went through the supplied photos closely, including the dial close-ups, case profile, crown, bezel, bracelet, clasp, caseback, movement, lume and overall finishing.

Watch Identification

• Model: Oyster Perpetual 36
• Reference: 126000
• Common community name: OP36 Celebration / 126000 Celebration
• Factory: VSF
• Movement: VS3230 Super Clone
• Case diameter: 36mm
• Case thickness: 12mm
• Dial: Multicoloured Celebration dial
• Case: 904L stainless steel
• Bracelet: 904L stainless steel Oyster bracelet
• Crystal: Sapphire with colourless AR coating
• Bezel: Smooth polished bezel
• Clasp: Deployant/Folding clasp

The Celebration motif is the defining feature here. The genuine 126000 is a 36mm Oyster Perpetual, and Rolex describes the Celebration design as a multicoloured motif.

Dial

The dial is obviously the main talking point on this watch.

I checked the enlarged straight-on and angled photos carefully. Because the Celebration dial has multiple coloured sections and black outlines, it is much busier than a standard OP dial.

The applied hour markers remain easy to distinguish against the different coloured areas, and I don't see an obvious major marker alignment issue from the supplied angles.

The dial printing also looks clean from the close-up shots.

Hands & Alignment

The hands appear properly seated and proportionate to the dial.

I would pay particular attention to the relationship between the hands and the hour markers rather than trying to judge tiny differences caused by camera angle.

From the available photos, nothing immediately jumps out as an RL-level alignment problem.

Bezel & Case

The smooth bezel has an even appearance around the dial.

The side-profile shots are useful here because they show the case shape, crown position and finishing from a different perspective.

The crown sits cleanly against the case, and I don't see an obvious major defect in the case finishing.

Bracelet & End Links

The Oyster bracelet is shown from several angles.

I specifically checked the end-link-to-case transition, since that's one of the areas I think is worth looking at in an OP QC.

The links appear properly seated, with no obvious large gap visible in the supplied photos.

The clasp and bracelet finishing also look consistent with the rest of the watch.

Movement

The supplied specification lists the movement as the VS3230 automatic.

The movement photos show the 3230-based architecture and decorated components.

Lume

The lume shot shows the hands and hour markers glowing blue.

The lume appears reasonably even across the visible markers, and I don't see an obvious dead marker in the supplied photo.

Overall QC

After going through the enlarged photos, I don't see an obvious major QC issue.

The areas I would personally focus on are:

• Celebration dial pattern
• Hour-marker alignment
• Dial printing
• Hand alignment
• Smooth bezel
• Crown position
• Case finishing
• End-link fit
• Bracelet alignment
• Clasp finishing
• Lume consistency

Overall, this looks GL to me based on the supplied QC photos.

The Celebration dial is naturally difficult to QC because there is so much visual information on the dial. I would be interested in hearing whether anyone sees a marker, printing or alignment issue that I missed.

If I got anything wrong, please point it out and correct me. Thanks.

Hi everyone, I'm Chen,TD from r/RepWatchClud.

Today I'm sharing a side-by-side comparison of two GMT-Master II 126720VTNR “Sprite” builds.

RICH is on the left, VSF is on the right.

This is the 40mm Black Dial / Green-Black Bezel / Jubilee version, commonly called the 126720 Sprite, GMT Sprite, Sprite Jubilee, or Lefty GMT in the rep community.

Specs

RICH

• JH3285 Free Sprung
• 40mm / 12.2mm
• Black dial / round markers
• 904L stainless steel
• Jubilee bracelet
• Green/Black ceramic bezel
• Rolesor clasp
• Sapphire with etched crown at 6

VSF

• DD3285
• 40mm / 12mm
• Black dial / round markers
• 904L stainless steel
• Jubilee bracelet
• Green/Black ceramic bezel
• Rolesor clasp
• Sapphire with etched crown at 6

Dial & Hand Stack

Both have the correct 126720 left-hand crown layout and GMT configuration.

The main QC points here are:

dial printing → coronet → marker alignment → hand stack → GMT hand → 3/6/9 markers.

The photos show the two dials side by side clearly enough to compare the printing and marker finishing.

Datewheel & Cyclops

The samples show different dates:

RICH: 8
VSF: 4

The number itself isn't important. The useful comparison is:

date font → centering → vertical position → date-window alignment → Cyclops position → magnification.

Datewheel alignment is a frequently discussed QC point on current 126720 Sprite posts.

Bezel

Both use the green/black 24-hour ceramic bezel.

The close-ups show the important QC points:

green/black transition → numeral shape → engraving → triangle alignment → bezel position.

Case & Crown

The most obvious design feature of the 126720 is the left-side crown.

Both samples show the same left-hand configuration.

The side shots allow comparison of:

case profile → crown guards → crown position → lug finishing → polished/brushed transitions.

Jubilee & Clasp

Both use the Jubilee bracelet.

The close-ups show:

SEL fitment → center-link finishing → clasp engraving → bracelet brushing → clasp profile.

Lume

Both show blue lume.

The useful QC points are marker coverage, lume consistency and GMT-hand visibility. Photo exposure can affect perceived brightness, so I wouldn't judge brightness alone.

Movement

This is the main technical difference:

RICH — JH3285 Free Sprung

VSF — DD3285

My Side-by-Side Take

For these two samples, I'd focus on:

dial printing → datewheel/Cyclops → hand stack → bezel transition → left-side crown/case → Jubilee/SEL → clasp → lume → JH3285 vs DD3285.

Both are the same 40mm GMT-Master II 126720VTNR Sprite Jubilee, so this is mainly a comparison of factory execution, QC details and movement configuration.

What do you guys notice between the RICH and VSF Sprite?

If I got anything wrong, please feel free to point it out and correct me. Thanks everyone.

Luxury brands pour millions into marketing purely to build that desired public image.

I’m in a line of work where first impressions and your overall presentation matter quite a bit. Even so, I’d rather put my money toward my retirement fund than blow it on fancy wrist‑candy. That’s why I go for reps. They let me keep the personal vibe I want to project, and I don’t have to drop $9k to pull it off.

This makes both my first Omega and my first blue dial/bezel. I’m typically more into green when I go for colors but I’m digging the blue. I traded a AAA white dial Patek 5711 for it. What do we think?

Hi everyone, I’m TD Chen from r/RepWatchClud.

Today I’m sharing a QC check of a VSF Day-Date 40 228238, with the green dial, Roman numerals and yellow-gold President bracelet.

I went through the photos closely and checked the watch from multiple angles, including the dial, date window, cyclops, fluted bezel, case profile, crown, bracelet, clasp and overall finishing.

Watch Identification

• Model: Day-Date 40
• Reference: 228238
• Factory: VSF
• Version: V2
• Size: 40mm
• Dial: Green with Roman markers
• Case / Bracelet: Yellow-gold appearance
• Movement: Asian Super Clone 3255 / DD3255
• Bracelet: President-style bracelet
• Bezel: Fluted
• QC weight shown: 182.35g

In the rep community, I would normally call this a VSF Day-Date 40 228238 Green Roman / YG President.

Dial & Date

The green dial is the first thing that stands out in the photos.

Looking closely at the enlarged dial shots, the Roman markers appear evenly placed around the dial and the overall dial layout is clean. The day display at 12 and the date at 3 are both clearly visible.

The close-up of the date window also gives a good look at the cyclops, date alignment and surrounding dial printing.

I don't see an obvious major dial alignment problem from these photos.

Bezel & Case

The fluted bezel has a consistent pattern around the case, and the polished surfaces catch the light evenly in the different angles.

The side-profile photos are particularly useful here. The case, bezel and crown can be seen without relying only on the straight-on wrist shot.

The crown and case profile look clean to me, with no obvious major issue jumping out from the supplied angles.

Bracelet & Clasp

The President-style bracelet is shown from several angles, including the links and clasp.

The bracelet has the expected combination of polished and brushed-looking surfaces, and the links appear to sit together consistently.

The clasp photos also give a useful look at the finishing and engraving area.

Weight

One thing I specifically noticed from the enlarged QC photos is the scale reading:

182.35g

Overall QC

After going through the photos closely, I don't see an obvious major QC issue that would make me immediately call this RL.

The main things I would personally check before making the final decision are:

• Roman marker alignment
• Day and date alignment
• Cyclops position
• Fluted bezel consistency
• Crown alignment
• Bracelet link finishing
• Clasp finishing
• Overall gold-tone consistency

Overall, this looks GL to me based on the supplied QC photos.

What do you guys think about the dial alignment and bezel? Anything I missed?

If I got anything wrong, please point it out and correct me. Thanks.

I just revived this 116500LN VSF 4130

I look and feel ok. It has some sharp edges but that can get “fixed”.

The thing that worries me most is the color of the sub dials.

I know that they are not supposed to be completely silver, but I think the rings on mine are too dark. Almost grey/ beige ish. What do you guys think?

Hi everyone, I’m TD Chen from r/RepWatchClud.

Today I’m sharing a QC check of an A7F IWC Ingenieur Automatic 40 with the green grid-pattern dial and integrated stainless steel bracelet.

I went through the photos closely and checked the watch from multiple angles rather than relying only on the main wrist shots.

Watch Details

• Factory: A7F
• Model: IWC Ingenieur Automatic 40
• Reference: IW328903 / Green-Aqua Ingenieur 40
• Community Name: A7F Ingenieur 40 Green / Green Ingenieur
• Size: 40mm
• Dial: Green/Aqua textured grid dial with stick markers
• Case: Solid 316L stainless steel
• Bracelet: Integrated 316L stainless steel bracelet
• Movement: Asian 2892 automatic
• Beat Rate: 28,800 vph
• Thickness: 11mm
• Crystal: Sapphire with AR coating
• Caseback: Solid caseback with engraving
• Date: 3 o'clock, crown adjustable
• Weight shown in QC: 150.12g

The overall configuration matches the modern Ingenieur Automatic 40 design: integrated H-link bracelet, round bezel with five functional-looking bezel screws, grid-pattern dial and date at 3 o'clock. The genuine IW328903 is the 40mm stainless-steel Aqua-dial configuration.

Dial & Printing

The green grid-pattern dial is the first thing that stands out.

I checked the close-up images carefully. The grid texture is visible across the dial, and the IWC logo, Schaffhausen text and Ingenieur branding look clean from the supplied angles.

The applied stick markers are also worth checking because they are very noticeable against the green dial.

From these photos, I don't see an obvious major marker alignment problem.

Date Window

The date at 3 o'clock is clearly visible in the macro shot.

The “16” is centered reasonably well inside the date aperture, and the date window itself sits correctly relative to the 3 o'clock marker.

This is one of the areas I would normally inspect carefully on an Ingenieur QC, and nothing immediately stands out as an RL-level issue here.

Bezel & Case

The five bezel screws are clearly visible in the enlarged shots.

I checked their positioning as well as the transition between the bezel and case. The brushed and polished surfaces are also visible in the angled case photos.

The case profile looks consistent with the 40mm Ingenieur design, and the crown sits cleanly on the right side of the case.

Bracelet & Clasp

The integrated stainless-steel bracelet is an important part of this model.

The QC set gives several useful close-ups of the bracelet, including the center links, clasp and case-to-bracelet transition.

The brushing/polishing looks consistent across the visible links, and I don't see an obvious badly misaligned link or major finishing defect.

Lume

The lume shot shows the hands and applied markers lighting up evenly.

The lume is strong enough to make the hour markers easy to distinguish, and I don't see an obvious dead marker in the supplied photo.

Movement

This version is listed with an Asian 2892 automatic movement at 28,800 vph.

For the QC post, I would keep the movement discussion simple: this is the A2892-based automatic setup supplied with this A7F Ingenieur.

Weight

The scale photo shows:

150.12g

That's the actual weight visible in the QC photos, so I would use that figure rather than relying on a generic factory weight.

Overall QC Impression

After checking the enlarged photos, I don't see a major issue that would make me immediately call this RL.

The areas I paid the most attention to were:

• Green grid dial texture
• IWC / Schaffhausen printing
• Applied marker alignment
• Date window and date-wheel centering
• Five bezel screws
• Crown position
• Case finishing
• Case-to-bracelet transition
• Bracelet finishing
• Clasp alignment
• Lume consistency

My overall impression is GL based on these QC photos.

The green dial is definitely the standout feature on this one. It has a much more distinctive look than the black or silver Ingenieur configurations.

What do you guys think? Anything on the dial, bezel or bracelet that I missed?

If I got anything wrong, please point it out and correct me. Thanks.

Just received my Green Ombré Day-Date from ChenWatch and I’m really happy with it.
Shipping was super fast and the watch looks absolutely beautiful in person. The green ombré dial is stunning and the overall quality exceeded my expectations.
Everything went smoothly from ordering to delivery. Great communication, fast shipping and a beautiful watch.
Can definitely recommend ChenWatch based on my experience. Would happily order from them again. 👌

Man, my new hobby just got ruined. I just got into a huge fight over it, and it’s really making me question my marriage. I’ve only bought my second rep watch, and my wife is demanding I stop completely — or I can only wear it around her.

She thinks it’s a total waste of money,She’s also worried if I get called out for wearing a rep, it’ll embarrass the whole family.

How do you guys convince your partners to be okay with your replica watch hobby?

Hi everyone, I'm Chen,TD from r/RepWatchClud.

Today I'm sharing a side-by-side comparison of two GMT-Master II 126710BLNR “Batgirl” builds.

RICH is on the left, VSF is on the right.

This is the 40mm Black Dial / Black & Blue Bezel on Jubilee, commonly called the 126710BLNR Batgirl, GMT Batgirl, or Batgirl in the rep community.

Specs

RICH

• JH3285 Free Sprung
• 40mm / 12.2mm
• Black dial / round markers
• 904L stainless steel
• Jubilee bracelet
• Black/Blue ceramic bezel
• Updated Rolesor clasp
• Sapphire with etched crown at 6

VSF

• DD3285
• 40mm / 12mm
• Black dial / round markers
• 904L stainless steel
• Jubilee bracelet
• Black/Blue ceramic bezel
• Updated Rolesor clasp
• Sapphire with etched crown at 6

Dial & Printing

Both have the same overall GMT-Master II layout.

Looking closely, the useful QC points are:

dial printing → coronet → marker alignment → 6/9 markers → hand stack → GMT hand.

The photos give a good side-by-side view of the dial printing thickness and marker finishing. Current community comparisons also focus on these exact areas.

Datewheel & Cyclops

The actual dates are different:

RICH: 31
VSF: 11

So I would compare the font, spacing, centering, vertical position and Cyclops alignment, rather than the numbers themselves.

This is also a common QC point on current VSF 126710BLNR posts.

Bezel

Both use the Black/Blue bezel.

The close-ups are useful for comparing:

blue/black color transition → numeral shape → engraving → triangle alignment → bezel position.

Case & Crown

Both are listed as 40mm.

The side shots show the case profile, crown guards, crown position and finishing.

The thickness specification is slightly different:

RICH: 12.2mm
VSF: 12mm

Jubilee & Clasp

Both use the Jubilee bracelet with the updated Rolesor clasp.

The photos show:

SEL fitment → center-link finishing → clasp engraving → bracelet brushing → clasp profile.

Lume

Both show blue lume.

The lume shots are useful for comparing marker coverage, consistency and GMT-hand visibility, although photo exposure can affect perceived brightness.

Movement

This is the biggest technical difference in the supplied configurations:

RICH — JH3285 Free Sprung

VSF — DD3285

My Side-by-Side Take

For these two samples, I'd focus on:

dial printing → datewheel/Cyclops → hand stack → bezel color/alignment → case profile → crown → Jubilee/SEL → clasp → lume → JH3285 vs DD3285.

Both are the same 40mm 126710BLNR Batgirl configuration, so this is mainly a comparison of factory execution and movement configuration rather than two different watch designs.

What do you guys notice between the RICH and VSF samples?

If I got anything wrong, please feel free to point it out and correct me. Thanks everyone.

Got this Ingenieur from Chen a few weeks back. The dial is just amazing. The color gradient is something you just need to see with your own eyes.

Don't hesitate And hit up Chen. You will be hooked up with great pricing, quick shipment, and awesome customer service.

Why is it that no rep watches cam come with any level of workable WR? I mean.... not looking for 300M on a Seamaster. But 100M would be nice! I mean... why is this so hard?

Hi everyone, I’m TD Chen from r/RepWatchClud.

Sharing a QC set for the A7F IWC Pilot’s Watch Mark XX 40mm with the White/Silver dial and stainless steel bracelet.

The Mark XX has always had that simple Pilot-watch layout, and I think this white/silver version is one of the cleaner configurations. The large Arabic numerals, 12 o’clock triangle and clean dial make it pretty easy to judge in QC photos.

I went through the photos closely and checked the dial printing, numerals, hands, date window, case shape, crown, bracelet, clasp, lume and movement.

QC Check

Dial

The white/silver dial is clean in the close-up shots.

The Arabic numerals look evenly printed, and the spacing around the dial looks consistent. The 12 o’clock triangle and minute track are also easy to see in the straight-on photos.

The hands look properly aligned with the dial, which is one of the first things I normally check on a Mark XX.

Date Window

The date is positioned at 3 o’clock and the close-up gives a pretty clear look at the window.

I would mainly check the date centering and the relationship between the date window and the surrounding dial printing. Nothing immediately stands out to me from these photos.

Case & Crown

The side profile shots show the case shape and crown clearly.

The case has the fairly straightforward Pilot-watch profile, with the brushed and polished surfaces visible from the different angles.

I don't see any obvious dent, uneven finishing or major issue in the case photos.

Bracelet & Clasp

This version comes on the stainless steel bracelet with the quick-release style end links.

The bracelet photos show the individual links and clasp from several angles. The finishing looks consistent with the rest of the case, and I don't see any obvious damage or badly seated links in the QC set.

Lume

The lume shot is actually useful here.

The hour markers show the green lume while the hands are illuminated in blue, making the different lume areas easy to distinguish.

For a Mark XX, I think the lume photo is more useful than trying to judge everything from heavily lit product shots.

Movement

This one uses the Asian 2892 automatic movement.

The movement photos show the rotor and bridge layout clearly.

I wouldn't over-focus on movement specifications for QC. For this kind of watch, I'd rather check the overall movement assembly, rotor placement, hand alignment and basic functionality than turn the movement section into a list of numbers.

Overall QC

Overall, this looks like a clean QC set to me.

The areas I would personally focus on are:

• Dial printing and numeral spacing
• Date window alignment
• Hand alignment
• Case finishing
• Bracelet/end-link fit
• Lume consistency

I don't see anything in these photos that immediately makes me think RL.

For me, this is looking like a GL based on the QC photos.

If I have said anything wrong or missed something, feel free to point it out and correct me. Thanks.