The Patek Philippe Super Clone Collection | Trusted Quality & Timeless Elegance

Both factories produce outstanding Patek clones, each with its strengths. In the Nautilus line, 3KF is often lauded for introducing the genuine clone Calibre 324 movement (and now the PP330 clone) which lets the case remain as thin as the real watch. PPF models, on the other hand, are known for exquisite case finishing and detail work. In practice, either factory can deliver a top-quality clone. We source from both so you benefit from 3KF’s advanced movement and PPF’s polished craftsmanship. Ultimately, the choice depends on the specific model: for example, a 3KF Nautilus clone may have the edge in case thickness and movement accuracy, while a PPF version might have slightly crisper brushing. We can recommend the ideal version of a model based on your priorities.

Yes. Our Patek clones include fully operational complications. For instance, the Nautilus 5712 clone’s moonphase disc advances correctly with the lunar cycle, and the date wheel jumps instantly at midnight (just like the original). Similarly, clones of annual or perpetual calendars have working calendar mechanisms. We carefully assemble and set each module, then test it as part of QC. During QC video recording, we confirm that time-setting, date changes and any specialty functions (moonphase, GMT, chronograph) operate exactly as expected. You will receive a watch with these features correctly functioning.

Our rose gold models use thick PVD plating on 904L stainless steel – the same high-quality steel used by top manufacturers. This combination is very durable. Under normal use, the rose gold color should remain vibrant for years. Of course, PVD plating can eventually show slight wear if the watch is worn extremely rough, but our finish is much harder than older plating methods. Regular cleaning (a soft cloth wipe) and avoiding harsh chemicals will keep it looking new. In short, you’ll enjoy the warm rose gold tone without worrying about it peeling off like on cheap fakes.

Absolutely. The Nautilus and Calatrava clones come with genuine 904L stainless steel bracelets that match the original in weight and finish. The links are polished and brushed exactly as on the real watch, and the clasp mechanism feels solid and smooth. The Aquanaut clones have rubber “tropical” straps. These straps are supple and flexible, just like the originals; they’re designed to resist UV and salt water, so they won’t stiffen or crack easily. In wear tests, customers report that the rubber feels very comfortable on the wrist and the metal bracelets flex smoothly without pinching. We size and finish each strap to ensure it’s as comfortable as possible.

We use high-grade Swiss clone movements in our watches. These calibers are engineered on the architecture of well-known Swiss designs (similar in layout to ETA derivatives or to 324/330-type constructions), so they combine performance with serviceability.

Power reserve: Typically between 40–72 hours, with the best examples reaching around 72 hours under normal conditions.

Accuracy: Regulated for stable daily performance — customers can expect only a few seconds’ variation per day when properly regulated and worn regularly.

Serviceability: Yes — these clone movements are repairable. Because they are based on common Swiss movement designs, qualified watchmakers can service and maintain them using standard tools and procedures.

Recommended maintenance: Follow the same servicing cadence as many mechanical watches — approximately every 3–5 years, depending on use and environmental exposure.

Reliability & quality control: In everyday use these movements are very stable and dependable. We only ship watches that have passed our in-house verification (timing, winding, and functional checks) to ensure consistent performance out of the box.

Thanks to advances in clone movements, many super clones are nearly the same thickness as the originals. For example, a recent Aquanaut 5168 clone from 3KF measures about 8.1mm thin – essentially the same as the genuine “Jumbo” Aquanaut. In general, our Nautilus and Aquanaut clones are under 9.5mm (often around 8–9mm), closely matching the real watches (the Nautilus 5711 is 8.3mm). We work with factories that use ultra-thin clone calibres (like a true 324 clone) so the cases don’t become bulky. On the wrist, these watches should feel as svelte and elegant as originals. They also remain lightweight (because 904L steel is light yet strong), so you won’t feel a heavy “tank” on your arm.

To the casual observer, our super clones look very convincing. We use the same 904L steel as Patek, so the weight and shine are identical to an authentic Patek. The finishing (brushing and polishing) is done by hand to match factory standards. From a distance, the watch has all the hallmarks of the genuine model: crisp dial print, correct logo spacing, and the integrated bracelet or rubber strap sitting exactly as it should. Only someone looking very closely (or opening the caseback) might spot subtle differences in movement engraving or fine fonts. In normal wear, the watch’s profile, reflections, and feel are just like the real thing. Many customers report that even watch collectors admire the look and can’t tell it’s a clone unless told. In short, we build our clones so that the biggest compliment is that you forget to mention it’s a replica.