Clean Factory production applies additional quality controls at the case finishing, dial printing, and movement regulation stages — controls that most replica production skips entirely. The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M Co-Axial Master Chronometer is sourced at Clean specification, and the result is a superclone that performs and presents itself at the standard informed buyers expect from this tier.
Build Specifications
| Case | Stainless Steel, 41mm |
| Bezel | Fixed Stainless Steel 6 |
| Dial | Teak |
| Movement | Swiss-made Super Clone Co-Axial Master Chronometer |
| Functions | Date |
| Power Reserve | ~48 hours |
| Crystal | Sapphire with AR Coating |
| Caseback | Exhibition |
| Water Resistance | 150m |
| Bracelet / Strap | Leather Strap |
Movement & Performance
The movement on a Clean Factory superclone is regulated across multiple wearing positions — face up, crown down, and pendant — rather than tested only in the factory demonstration position. This regulation standard is one of the key measurable differences between Clean specification and lower-tier replica production, and it determines how the watch performs in the second and third month of wear, not just in the first week.
The Clean Factory standard applies most visibly in the bracelet — where link tolerances, clasp resistance, and surface finishing either hold up or fall apart quickly in regular use. On a Clean specification build these details are consistent throughout, not just in factory photography.
