Super Clone Royal Oak Watches

The two things a Royal Oak clone has to get right

First, the Tapisserie dial. On a genuine Royal Oak the grid is machined, so each little square has a raised edge that catches light from one side and shades on the other. A weak clone prints or stamps it flat and the dial goes dead under angled light. Second, the bezel: eight hexagonal screws, all aligned the same way, sitting in a bezel whose top face is brushed and whose chamfer is polished — that brushed/polished boundary has to be a crisp line, not a soft fade.

Our Royal Oak super clones cover 37 mm and 41 mm cases in steel, rose gold and ceramic, with the integrated tapering bracelet that has to shrink smoothly from the case to the clasp with no step at the end links.

Which reference is which

15400 and 15500 are the 41 mm selfwinding references; 15450 is the 37 mm; 15407 is the openworked skeleton; 26240 and 26331 are the chronographs. The reference number is on the caseback and in every product title here.