	1.	Dealer name: Hontwatch

	2.	Clean Plus

	3.	Model name: Rolex Yacht-Master (Date), black dial, black titanium rlx https://a202512172356311672002881.edepot.me/weshop/goods/\_dg3qfSLHhi777Jx0IFOnzgO9XyA6\_5DC9m\_7AfQ/\_dnTqfFtb9ghJNSEiX0oa\_\_bEsVp\_wz8\_DrrJR1A

	4.	Price Paid: $498

	5.	Index alignment: Overall very good.

The overlay shot shows the hour markers landing cleanly on their radial lines.

If I nit-pick: the 12 o’clock triangle might look a hair off depending on camera angle, but it’s within normal tolerance. 

	6.	Dial Printing: Clean and sharp.

“ROLEX”, coronet, and the lines of text look crisp with no obvious bleeding.

“SWISS MADE” at 6 looks centered.

Minute track looks evenly spaced.

	7.	Date Wheel alignment/printing: Looks acceptable, but not final-call yet.

The “18” looks broadly centered and the font weight looks good.

	8.	Hand Alignment: Visually fine, but unproven.

Hands look straight, centered, and seated properly.

	9.	Bezel: Looks good.

12 o’clock bezel triangle aligns well with the dial’s 12 marker.

Engraved/raised numerals look clean and evenly finished.

No obvious bezel scuffs/chips seen (but there’s still protective plastic on parts of the watch, so inspect after removal).

	11.	Solid End Links (SELs): Not clearly assessable from these photos.

The angles and plastic wrap hide the critical gaps.

Ask for: close-up, in-focus shots of top and bottom SELs (straight-on from the side and from the front).

	12.	Timegrapher numbers: +4 s/d, 252° amplitude, 0.2 ms beat error, 56.0° lift angle.

Rate: good.

Beat error: good.

Amplitude: acceptable

Lift angle: shown as 56° — that setting affects the amplitude reading. Many Rolex calibres are typically checked at 52°.

	13.	Anything else you notice with the watch?

Lume: strong and even (blue glow is consistent across markers and hands).

Cyclops: can’t judge properly while the film is on.

Not sure where her to “GL”, 

Yatchmaster 42 mm rlx titanium