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Grace Watches carries 522 Rolex superclone watches in one place — Submariner, Daytona, GMT-Master II, Datejust, Day-Date, Sky-Dweller, Yacht-Master and Oyster Perpetual references, each built on a clone movement and priced between $615 and $1,195.

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How this Rolex superclone catalogue is put together

Every watch on this page is a 1:1 super clone referencing a Rolex model. Nothing here is a genuine Rolex, and nothing is sold as one — the reference numbers exist so you can find the exact dial, bezel, bracelet and case size you are looking for.

What drives the price

Price follows the movement and the case, not the retail figure of the watch being referenced. A three-hand Datejust or Oyster Perpetual sits at the base of the range; Submariner and Sea-Dweller divers sit just above it; GMT-Master II and Yacht-Master carry the extra complication; Day-Date and Daytona sit at the top because a day-date calibre and a chronograph are the hardest to clone well. Precious-metal cases, diamond dials and exotic dials such as meteorite add a small premium on top of the family price.

Reading a reference number

Rolex references encode the model, the bezel and the metal — 126610LN is a Submariner Date with a black ceramic bezel, 126334 is a 41mm Datejust with a fluted bezel, 126500LN is the current ceramic Daytona. Searching by reference is the fastest way to land on the exact watch you have in mind.

Frequently asked questions

1. What does superclone mean on a Rolex watch?

A superclone is a replica built to match a specific Rolex reference as closely as possible — case dimensions, dial layout, bezel insert, bracelet and the movement architecture. It is not a genuine Rolex and carries no Rolex warranty, serial or certification.

Datejust, Daytona, Day-Date, Sky-Dweller, Oyster Perpetual, Yacht-Master, GMT-Master II, Submariner, Sea-Dweller, Land-Dweller, Explorer, Air-King and the 1908 — 522 references in total.

The price is set by the movement family and the case material, not by the retail price of the watch being referenced. A chronograph or a day-date calibre costs more to clone than a three-hand date movement, and precious metal, diamond or exotic dials add a further small step.

Yes. Every product title carries its reference — 126610LN, 126334, 126500LN and so on — so searching the reference will take you straight to the matching watch.

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