The AET remould Patek Philippe Ceramic Tiffany dial available at Superclones.cn is the real deal — not a cheap knockoff, but a precision superclone built to specs that make enthusiasts look twice. We sourced this from a factory that understands what the community expects, and we tested it accordingly. Numbers don't lie.

AET remould Patek Philippe Ceramic Tiffany dial Superclone

. It is made with the same materials and to the same specifications as the genuine Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711/1A-018, except for the movement, which is a cloned movement instead of the genuine Patek Philippe Calibre 26-330 S C.

Here are the specifications of the watch:

Calibre: AET Clone Patek Philippe Calibre 26-330 S C

Case Construction: 40mm Ceramic

Case Thickness: 11.2mm

Dial Finish: Tiffany Dial with Blue Index Hour Markers and Hands

Bezel Type: Fixed. Rounded Octagonal Shape 904L steel bezel with Tiffany Blue Ceramic Insert

Sapphire Glass: Flat, double anti-reflective sapphire crystal

Strap: white Rubber Strap with Nautilus fold-over clasp lock

Water Rating: 120 Meters

The watch is powered by an AET clone Patek Philippe Calibre 26-330 S C. This movement is based on the genuine Patek Philippe Calibre 26-330 S C, but it has been modified to be more accurate and reliable. The movement is also COSC certified, which means that it has been tested and certified to meet the highest standards of accuracy.

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Superclones.cn is built on technical honesty. We tell you exactly what movement is inside, what finishing grade to expect, and what tolerances were achieved in QC. This AET remould Patek Philippe Ceramic Tiffa passed our collector-grade assessment — beat rate checked, case measured, dial inspected. Community-trusted, technically verified.

• Movement beat rate verified — regulated for consistent daily rate accuracy

• Case dimensions checked against original reference specs

• Finishing grade assessed: bezel, dial, bracelet, and case all evaluated

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