I run a small boutique in Austin, so I see a lot of jewelry and watches come through. When mine arrived, I compared it against a customer's genuine piece that was in for a strap change - side by side, on the same counter, under the same lights.
The case finishing is what convinced me. The polished bevels along the lugs are even on both sides, the brushing grain runs the correct direction, and the crown guards have the right proportions. The dial printing is sharp, the applied indices are perfectly set, and the lume is evenly filled. The only difference I could find with a loupe was in the movement finishing - and you have to open the caseback to see that.
Beyond the watch itself, the experience was professional from start to finish: quick answers, a real inspection video, discreet tracked shipping, and a follow-up message after delivery to make sure everything was right. I have since sent three customers their way - people who love the look but cannot justify boutique prices. Every one of them has come back happy.

That dial color is perfect. Photos never do these justice.
This is exactly my experience. The QC video is what sold me too. No other seller does that.
I usually only buy vintage, but you make a compelling case. The value equation is hard to argue with.