Recently, Clean Factory made a significant impact by releasing their versions of the Daytona. This development has stirred excitement among enthusiasts who have been eagerly waiting for a high-quality Daytona since Noob's exit. In the realm of high-end Rolex alternatives, Clean Factory has now become a leading choice for many. Their range of Rolex models is expanding rapidly, and the quality of their watches is consistently praised as the best available. Regarding their new Daytona release, I have already sold one—the 116500 Panda Daytona with a white dial. Although the customer hasn't received it yet, some feedback suggests that its case, bezel, and bracelet surpass those from Noob in terms of finish.
Design and Build Quality
The Datejust model catches my eye with its grey dial and green Roman numeral markers, a striking and appealing combination. This watch features a 41mm case diameter and a thickness of under 12mm. Both the case and bracelet are crafted from 904L stainless steel, exhibiting a high-quality finish. The thickness closely matches that of the genuine article, and the polishing work on both the case and bracelet is impressive, almost reaching the standard of Rolex models from the AR Factory.
Dial and Lume
The dial exudes a classic look with its sunburst finish and green Roman numeral markers. A bar-shaped marker at the 9 o'clock position is filled with luminous material, emitting a blue glow in low-light conditions, as do the hour and minute hands.
Movement and Features
The watch houses a clone 3235 movement, which is a notable advantage. Few manufacturers incorporate a clone 3235 in their Datejust models, except for EW, whose 3235 movement doesn't quite match the quality of this one from Clean Factory. Below are images showcasing the green Rome Datejust II.
