u/YellowFerrari328

No, this was passed on to me.

Make sure to check that the clasp screws and the screws on the back are tight when you have the watch in hand. Check the screws in the bracelet as well, and don't forget the screws in the endlinks.

The bracelet is small from ZF. It will fit a 6.75-inch wrist tightly. If your wrist is larger, you may want to request extra links from the TD now, before it ships. Double measure your wrist, and work w your TD. Many complaints about the links being short.

I think you are nitpicking. Both the 11 and 12 are fine as far as I'm concerned, and I would normally recommend GL. Still, it's up to you.

The indices are good, and the 12 is even with an even spacing. The 3 index is off by a smidgen, but it's also a very small index. The dial and logos are fine. The dates shown are good. SELs don't apply to this watch. All good, GL. Hand alignment might be seen in the video.

All good, no issues, no bleeds, GL. The dial is rotated, but by such a small amount that it will not be an issue IRL. Remember the size of the tiny dial. Hand alignment cannot be determined from the photos.

The number-dot-indexes are off from 3 onwards. No other issues.

All good, no issues, GL. It's a printed dial with no misprints. There is reflections on the numerals that you mentioned.

Looks good, GL. Your overlay is way off.

The indices are good, and the 12 is uneven. The 9 and 6 are straight. The dial and logos are good. The AP is leaning quite a bit. The dates shown are fine. Hand alignment can be seen in the video. The screws are nicely aligned. GL if you are OK with the above. For the dial placement, look at older QC from the same factory. Remember also the size of the watch.

Make sure to check that the clasp screws and the screws on the back are tight when you have the watch in hand. Check the screws in the bracelet as well, and don't forget the screws in the endlinks.

The extended rule 5 on Reptime QC explains the numbers.

All good, no issues, GL. The hand alignment can not be determined from the photos. For hand alignment, both hands have to be on the hour. Rarely a problem these days. The timegrapher numbers are explained in the extended Rule 5.

The indices are good, and the 12 is straight and even. No issue with the 12 IRL. The 9 and 6 are straight. The dial and logos are good. The single date is fine. You could ask for more dates. The screws are nicely aligned. GL. The timegrapher numbers are explained in the extended Rule 5. SELs don't apply to this watch.

Make sure to check that the clasp screws and the screws on the back are tight when you have the watch in hand. Check the screws in the bracelet as well, and don't forget the screws in the endlinks.

The bracelet is small from ZF. It will fit a 6.75-inch wrist tightly. If your wrist is larger, you may want to request extra links from the TD now, before it ships. Double measure your wrist, and work w your TD. Many complaints about the links being short.

All good, no issues, no bleeds, GL.

No.

The printed dial, crystal, and microprint are fine.The single date shown is fine, you could ask for more dates. GL. The timegrapher numbers are explained in the extended Rule 5. Since it's a printed dial, you don't need the overlay. The hand alignment can not be determined from the photos. For hand alignment, both hands have to be on the hour. Rarely a problem these days. SELs don't apply to this watch.

All good, no issues, no bleeds, GL. Since it's a printed dial, you don't need the red overlay. So, no indexes either.

All good, no issues, no bleeds, GL after asking them about the black spot. Since it's a printed dial, you don't need the overlay.

The indices and dial are good. The 12 doesn't seem centered between the lines. Your overlay is way off. Even the Omega symbol is centered and straight. The Omega logo is good. The single date is fine, but you could ask for more dates. No other issues, GL. The timegrapher numbers are explained in the extended Rule 5. You do have a bezel, quite a lot of it. The hand alignment can not be determined from the photos. For hand alignment, both hands have to be on the hour. Rarely a problem these days.

The printed dial, crystal, and microprint are fine. The single date shown is fine, you could ask for more dates. GL after asking them about the debris at 8. The amplitude is a bit low. You could ask them to fully wind the watch and rerun the test.

All good, no issues, GL. The dial is rotated, but by such a small amount that it will not be an issue IRL. Remember the size of the tiny dial.

The problem with these is that the lines on the dial don't match up with those on the bezel, but yours are very good. Use the Chrono sparingly, kind of a fragile movement. Glad you like the 6 index. Careful with the AI. The timegrapher numbers are explained in the extended Rule 5.

All good, no issues, no bleeds, GL. Hand alignment can be seen in the video. The screws on the bezel are irrelevant in QC, unless they are damaged.

Just for posterity. Also added logo_fraction=0.28

All good, no issues, GL. Don't worry about the microprint; this is the last time you will be able to read it. IRL, it's just a line. Remember how small the watch is. Don't zoom in to infinity on the small dials.

All good, no issues, GL. Hand alignment might be seen in the video. Don't truncate the template.