RC Day

The Rolex Day-Date model is produced by the leading Super Clone manufacturer workshops with an 18K thick gold-plated case, standard case diameter and high-precision automatic Super Clone movement architecture. It is among the most successful 1:1 super clone watch reviews on the market, with its sapphire crystal AR coating glass, original case tolerances and detailed workmanship.

Many factories in the market produce the increased weight version of the Rolex Day-Date. Everyone can have their own opinion when purchasing such a Day-Date, and each factory claims that their watches do not have case peeling problems. But as customers, you need to be careful when choosing such a watch; because some of them actually have a safe robbing problem. Some factories sell such Day-Date watches at exorbitant prices by adding extra links to the bracelet, increasing the weight, but their watches still have the problem of case peeling. I do not want to mention the name of the factory again, I have mentioned it before in my article here. So be sure to ask for honest reviews from your sellers before purchasing.

Case and Body Workmanship

As a new watch manufacturer, how is the quality of RC's Day-Date? Good, but will there be a problem with safe robbing at this hour? I don't know, because the watches have just been released, it still needs time to be tested.

Unlike QF and THB's latest V5 version, RC does not add extra links to the bracelet to increase weight. Also, unlike CBD, RC does not increase the height of each link of the bracelet to increase weight. So how did they increase the weight of the watch? As far as I know, extra weight has been added to the case back; this weight now goes up to 28.7 grams. Also, like GM and QF, RC added weight to the retaining ring of the movement; I opened the case back and checked, the retaining ring looks much wider. However, doing these two operations is not enough to increase the weight of the watch to 209 grams, which is the same as the original. So, what are their secrets?

Like other factories' watches, RC's Day-Date has its pros and cons. The gold tone looks nice, it has a better gold tone than other manufacturers' gold Day-Dates. RC claims that you can gold-plate the watch multiple times; Of course this needs to be tested. I also found some shortcomings in their Day-Dates; For example, you can see burrs on the edges of the hour and minute hands, but this needs to be examined with a magnifying glass. The edge of the sapphire glass is not as well machined as on the Clean Rolex. The week font in the 12 o'clock window is slightly thinner than the original. The shape of the Rolex crown emblem base is slightly different from the original. However, I really like the sunburst workmanship on the dial, it looks very nice.