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 Roger Dubuis King series hollow double flying tourbillon 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, 45mm |
| Bezel | Fixed |
| Dial | seconds |
| Movement | Power reserve of 72 hours Double flying tou |
| Functions | Tourbillon |
| Power Reserve | ~48 hours |
| Crystal | Sapphire Crystal |
| Caseback | Solid |
| Water Resistance | 50m |
| Bracelet / Strap | Rubber Strap |
Movement & Performance
The tourbillon cage is assessed on a Clean Factory build for rotation consistency and visible finishing quality — both the structural execution of the cage itself and the movement architecture beneath it. At Clean specification the tourbillon functions as a genuine mechanical complication rather than a decorative approximation, and the finishing reflects the standard the mechanism demands.
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.
