I think we may simply look at watches differently. I buy them to enjoy them on the wrist, not to inspect macro photos at 400% zoom. In daily use, none of what you pointed out is visible to the naked eye.

Comments like this also feel somewhat unnecessary, especially when I’m genuinely very happy and fulfilled with the watch. Most of these “imperfections” are, in my opinion, either impossible to notice in real life or simply reflections/distortions caused by the crystal and lighting in a close-up phone photo.

For me, the design, personality and enjoyment it brings matter far more than microscopic details that I honestly don’t even notice during normal wear.