Hodinky Super Clone Patek Philippe

Two movements, named on every listing

The band here is narrow: $1,388 to $1,509. Two movements are fitted across the category — the Swiss-grade clone automatic, which follows the original calibre layout and holds roughly 48 hours of reserve, and the Japanese Miyota automatic. Every listing offers both: the Swiss-grade automatic at the listed price, or the Japanese Miyota automatic at a fixed $620. Where a listing sits inside the band tracks the case and bracelet work, not a quality grade we assign.

Aquanaut, Nautilus and Dual Time

5968A-001 is the Aquanaut chronograph in steel, the rounded-octagon case with the embossed composite strap. 3800/1 is the mid-size Nautilus from the older catalogue, listed here with a sigma-marked dial — a vintage reference, not a current one. The Dual Time listings put a second time zone on the dial. Across all three the tell is the same: the horizontal groove pattern on the dial, and the case flank where the brushed and polished surfaces meet.

Payment, shipping and the 14-day return

Crown Super Clone has no relationship with Patek Philippe — no licence, no approval, no affiliation. A reference number identifies which design a listing copies and nothing more.

Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating throughout. None of these designs is a dive reference and none is built as one, so take the rating as everyday protection against splashes and rain. Payment is bank transfer or crypto only; the team emails instructions after the order and no card is taken at checkout. Every order ships free, tracked and insured, reaching most destinations in 5-10 working days, though we do not ship to Switzerland. An unworn watch in its original packaging can go back within 14 days of delivery. The warranty is 12 months and covers manufacturing faults only — it is not a brand warranty. More in the FAQ.