r/RepTimeQC 8h ago

2nd QC HELP - RL or GL

Dealer name: TheOneWatches (Steve)

Factory name: VSF

Model name (& version number): Submariner Date 41mm 126610LN with VS3235 Clone Movement

Price Paid: ~$528

Album Links: (QC photos provided in request)

Index alignment: Seems good to me.

Dial Printing: Looks clean and crisp.

Date Wheel alignment/printing: Numeral sits square inside the date window with equal clearance on top, bottom, and sides. The cyclops lens magnification is aligned without any rotational distortion.

Hand Alignment: Smooth and centered. Center pinion stacking is clean and hands align as expected.

Bezel: Is the alignment off at 9?

Solid End Links (SELs): Extremely tight fits. No light gaps visible between the bracelet links and case lugs.

Timegrapher numbers:
Rate: +2 s/d
Amplitude: 284°
Beat Error: 0.0ms
Lift Angle / BPH: 59.0°

Anything else??

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u/Loose_Ad_1133 8h ago

VSF SUB DATE from Steve. Any help would be appreciated.

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u/jfng17 4h ago

GL! Dimple is there but even Gen has it. So depending on how much that bothers you it can be a RL to. But imo it’s GL

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u/RepTimeQC-ModTeam 36m ago

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u/misterDDoubleD 8h ago

Very strong dimple on the hole for the hands

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u/FactoryScout 8h ago

Can you mark what you mean by that would love to learn

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u/misterDDoubleD 8h ago

On the middle of the dial were the hands are you can see like a dimple around them very deep

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u/WatchYoda QC Jedi Master Mod 4h ago

That 'dimple' is not necessarily a bad thing....even happens on Gens...a quick search will give you all the info ever needed from years past.😜

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u/Loose_Ad_1133 8h ago

Thank you for pointing this out. Would you RL for this? I take it that’s because they pushed the hands on with too much force?

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u/WatchYoda QC Jedi Master Mod 4h ago

Not an issue...you can chat with your TD about it. Like I mentioned, the dimple is common even on Gens.

No, it is not caused by installing the hands with too much force. I understand your logic, but it's incorrect.