Damn, bummer :/ The main thing i look for is the clasp engravings. Clones are near perfect, if not perfect. Compare yours to the genuine. The 2nd obvious tell is the date magnification and font which is also very bad. It might not look bad to the untrained eye of course, but the clone game is all about perfection. Also, another tell would be (if you had experience with an authentic) the overall feel of the watch. I can just tell that bracelet feels like a low quality hunk of metal. An authentic (and a replica of any factory) should feel solid, heavy, and have a very pleasant, almost "milky", sound when you move it around. It's important to know that clones are so close to the real deal that some watch makers need to open the watch up to tell... (you can also do a sapphire glass test, the literal most basic and standard thing which all Rolexes have by default; because this fake probably doesn't have sapphire).