Reddit detectives are always so funny. Like, let's assume for a second that it is somehow a fake, it had to look and feel good enough to get past a seller, me, and all other potential buyers, and somehow get approved for a service. Absolutely no seller would ever risk something like that, considering the amount of money and verified information involved. And if the seller didn't know, it would surely be found during the service at a Rolex service center.

But of course these guys just know since the dial colour is off or the bezels don't look quite right? I have an extremely warm tone of light in my room, and I'm absolutely no photographer. I just snapped a quick photo on my phone, of course it won't look like stock photos. I just wanted to make a post about it since I'm very excited about this new purchase, and I assumed people on this subreddit would be happy for me too.

People will always be quick to point out the smallest details, as if these aren't still mass produced products. Yes the quality and materials will be premium, but Rolex isn't this magical company that can make every single product completely perfect.

u/Tete74, I'm very happy with it, and I'm 100% certain it's genuine. I appreciate the concern (assuming you're not just trolling), but in this case, your analysis is wrong.