Short answer
What is Superclone Watch?
Superclone Watch is a reference file of replica and super clone watches: 1,459 references across 10 factory lines, priced from $419 to $3,280 in US dollars. Each record names the line that builds it, and 1,058 references carry a multi-angle photo set. Before shipping, six to ten QC frames of the actual watch are shot — dial, bezel, case sides, clasp, movement and lume. Shipping runs 7 to 15 business days by EMS, DHL or FedEx; payment is by Bitcoin, USDT on TRC-20 or PayPal Friends & Family — no cards, Wise or bank transfer. Returns are accepted within 7 days of delivery on an unworn watch.
Checked on 2026-10-31 against the catalogue data and the FAQ on this site.
How are the watches photographed?
What we photograph before a set leaves the bench: the watch in hand, the dial under macro, the caseback open, the movement, the clasp, the chronograph. Six to ten frames, every set.
Real photographs.
Not renders.
A set is only filed once the frames are in: the watch in hand, the dial under macro, the caseback open, the movement, the clasp and the chronograph, all shot on the bench and kept with the record. Where we have no frames, the listing says so instead of borrowing a photograph from another reference.
Which references are in the file?
The six above are spread across Rolex, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Omega, Breitling, Tag Heuer, from $449 to $1,430, and each one links to the record with its line, size and price. The file runs to 1,459 references, so the selection here is a sample rather than a ranking.
Which factory lines are in the file?
GF and BP carry the largest share of the file at 282 and 310 references, VSF and ARF follow at 231 and 156, and Clean sits at 107. The 317 references without a line recorded are shown as not yet attributed rather than guessed at, which is why the column adds up to the full catalogue.
| Line | References on file |
|---|---|
| BP | 310 |
| GF | 282 |
| VSF | 231 |
| ARF | 156 |
| Clean | 107 |
| JBF | 36 |
| BBF 10 · APS 6 · QF 4 · ZF 1 | 21 |
| Not yet attributed | 316 |
Counts measured from the live catalogue, not marketing copy
What should I read before buying?
The three pieces below cover the comparisons buyers ask about most: how a Daytona compares between two lines, where the finishing budget goes on a square case, and what the movement layout tells you about a build. Every article is written from watches we have photographed, not from spec sheets.
Clean Factory Daytona Panda 126500LN
What the bracelet, the pushers and the dial print give away under a loupe.
Bell & Ross BR01-92 in carbon
Two lines, one case shape: where the finishing budget actually goes.
RM3502 in red — the JBF build
Case architecture, weight distribution, and why the strap matters more than the dial.