But the watch’s dial and case have “Made in Japan” markings, and the movement also has a “Japan” marking. Doesn’t that means it’s made in Japan? The scratches are also visible to the naked eye but it seems they are kind of acceptable. By the way, thanks for the reply.

The watch also has “Made in Japan” markings on the dial and case, so I guess this means it is made in Japan. Maybe for lower-end models, the quality control is worse. By the way, thank you for the reply.

I don’t mind the scratches from daily usage. But on a new watch I really not expecting them, especially in such positions. The good thing is I probably won’t see them when I am wearing it so I can still enjoy it. Btw, thanks for the reply.