Never can understand collectors who get hung up because the screw slots don't line up. The Royal Oak screws are not screws, of course, but bolts that fit into the bezel and are secured from the back by real screws. But those screws on the back never line up, it is almost impossible to make screws that will consistently line up when the proper torque is applied. That was true for Omega casebacks as well which is why they introduced the NAIAD locking system which allows for consistent orientation of the caseback . I've known people who get upset that the screws in the movement aren't aligned. I just can't be bothered by those sort of details.
