Super Clone Watch Price Index — Real Market Data (August 2026)
The Super Clone Price Index tracks what 1:1 super clone watches actually cost, computed from every live listing in our catalogue — 1435 watches across ten brands, updated August 2026. Prices are in GBP and include QC photos before dispatch, tracked insured shipping and a 12-month warranty. Journalists and bloggers are welcome to cite this data with a link.
Price by brand (August 2026)
| Brand | Models tracked | From | Average | Up to |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rolex | 777 | £299 | £702 | £1,170 |
| Audemars Piguet | 234 | £434 | £767 | £1,099 |
| Omega | 108 | £434 | £652 | £869 |
| Hublot | 83 | £904 | £927 | £949 |
| Patek Philippe | 76 | £984 | £1,007 | £1,029 |
| Richard Mille | 52 | £1,144 | £1,312 | £2,699 |
| Cartier | 44 | £904 | £927 | £949 |
| Vacheron Constantin | 29 | £984 | £1,007 | £1,029 |
| Tudor | 15 | £430 | £430 | £430 |
| IWC | 11 | £744 | £767 | £789 |
The movement premium
| Movement tier | Listings | Average price |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese movement | 243 | £452 |
| Swiss-grade movement | 1242 | £945 |
A Swiss-grade movement carries a 109% premium over the equivalent Japanese-movement build. What you are paying for: closer movement architecture to the genuine calibre, a smoother seconds sweep, longer power reserve and better long-term serviceability. Our Swiss vs Japanese movement guide covers the differences in detail.
How to read these numbers
- Entry prices under £350 are reduced Japanese-movement pieces — honest starter clones, not Swiss-grade builds.
- Brand averages differ mainly because of case complexity: a Richard Mille tonneau in carbon TPT costs more to build than a steel three-hander, clone or not.
- Anything advertised elsewhere under £200 as a “super clone” is almost certainly a standard replica with a printed dial and a basic quartz or low-grade automatic movement — see super clone vs replica.
Methodology
Figures are computed directly from live catalogue prices (1435 published listings) at the start of each quarter. No sampling, no estimates. Minimum and maximum are actual listing prices; averages are unweighted means per brand. Next refresh: quarterly.