Edit this photo with one single change: the man is now actually wearing a real Rolex Submariner Date on his raised wrist instead of the brown fabric fitness band. It must look like a physical heavy steel object photographed in this room, not a flat graphic pasted on the skin.
Physical realism requirements: the 41 mm steel case has real thickness (about 12 mm) with a visible side profile, crown and crown guards; the watch sits slightly rotated and tilted, following the exact angle and curvature of his wrist, not perfectly frontal; the Oyster three-link steel bracelet wraps around the wrist, curves away and disappears behind the arm, slightly loose with a small gap on one side; the case and bracelet cast a soft, clearly visible shadow onto the skin on the side away from the window, and the skin is slightly pressed under the bracelet edge; the domed sapphire crystal and polished steel reflect this beige room and the window as soft, low-contrast highlights, with the black dial slightly dimmed by glare; black ceramic bezel, luminous markers, Mercedes hands, cyclops date lens.
Match the photo exactly: same soft diffuse indoor daylight, same colour temperature, same smartphone front-camera sharpness, slight softness and sensor noise as the hand next to it, no studio lighting, no extra sharpening, no glow.
Everything else must stay identical: the man's face, glasses, curly hair, expression, both hands and all fingers, the blue jersey, the room, the framing. No added text, no watermark.
