That is your opinion and you are entitled to it.
My goal is not to convince you (or anyone else) of anything, I have no such agenda. I'm just posting some facts and knowledge for the general interest of posters.
Unfortunately your opinion is misinformed and does not match the facts.
For a start Peter, and respectfully, you do their artwork. Everthing else you've said is the same as what they tell anyone else which, historically, was sometimes untrue when closely scritinised.
Secondly, ages ago you said that his frames were straight off the production run but before they had the handles put on. Now you say they are not only not chosen at that point but even earlier prior to the decals being put on. Who's to say they haven't done a batch of 80 frames just for him which someone more senior than the random factory guy was there to make sure a bit more care was put into them, to reduce the tolerances and variation a bit more to save both time and money later (given how broad the variance of Wilson frames generally is)?
It sounds way more plausible given what I posted earlier and the fact that people on the "retail frame" side have even said that they just chose his batch from the general production run but given what you said about the decals now we're supposed to believe that they go through and pick his frames from the bunch BEFORE any of them have had the decals added which would both slow the production run and waste time pointlessly. It would probably be
more efficiant given how fast the factories run just to do him a separate bunch of 80 frames once a year so Wilson has the 60 or so he needs plus a handful of spares in case of some catastrophe.
As if it doesn't need stating
again, dozens upon dozens of pros who are hardly recognisable at all have custom made frames, whether using the same or a different mold to a retail version, yet it's constantly argued as being some myth that Federer gets specially made frames despite him having previously had exactly that for years. And it's all based on basically Federer saying he wanted people to be able to use the same frame as his. He used to say similar-ish things when it was well known his frames were not the same as the (then) current retail frame he was being marketed as using.