Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Super Clones — 7 references
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 41mm Blue 15510ST Super Clone | VS Factory
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15510ST Black Dial Super Clone | VS Factory
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 41mm Grey Super Clone 15500ST | VS Factory
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 41mm Silver 15510ST Super Clone | VS Factory
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 41mm Blue 15500ST Super Clone | VS Factory
What do buyers ask before ordering?
These are the questions buyers send us before ordering a Audemars Piguet Royal Oak reference. The answers use the same wording as the rest of the site rather than copy written for this page, and anything not covered here we answer on the order thread before any payment is taken.
What movement does a VS Factory Royal Oak use?
Every Royal Oak reference we list records the DD4302 Movement.
How much does a VS Factory Royal Oak cost here?
The 7 Royal Oak references we list are priced at $1,045 USD, plus $45 shipping per order — add $15 if the order includes one full set box, $75 for two. The price on a listing is the price you pay.
What actually differs between the Royal Oak references you list?
The 7 Royal Oak entries we list differ by dial: Grey, Blue, Black, Green, Silver. Each listing states the combination its own record holds, and where a record carries no value for one of these the listing states none rather than an estimate.
Which case sizes does the VS Factory Royal Oak come in here?
The 7 Royal Oak records that state a case size all record the 41mm case. Where a record carries no size, its listing states none.
Is there a warranty, and what about customs?
Every watch carries a two-year warranty plus a defect reporting window from delivery. Customs treatment depends on the destination: our obligations by country — including where we will and will not promise a replacement — are stated on the shipping page rather than summarised in a slogan.
Which guides cover Royal Oak?
Guides and comparisons for the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak line, written from our own product record, photographs and QC process. They cover the calibre, the differences between builds on the same reference, and what to check on the photographs before you pay.