How does super clone QC work?

What do the pre-shipment photos show?

The dial and hands, the caseback with the reference engraving, the movement, the bracelet and the clasp, plus the case serial. You get the set for your watch, not a stock image - if the photographs look like a different dial or a different reference, say so, because that is what the step is for. Every set carries your order number on it, and we check it before it reaches you: if the number on the photos is not the number on your order, those photos are not treated as yours.

What happens if I do not like what I see?

We swap it. If the dial, the reference or a fault is not what you approved, we re-shoot or source another piece rather than send something you already told us was wrong - and if we cannot supply a piece you are happy with, you get your money back. Nothing is dispatched until you have approved a set.

When is the payment arranged, and why then?

Because the only photograph worth anything is one of the watch you are actually buying, and these are built and sourced per order - so the order has to be settled before the piece is picked up and photographed. Nothing on this site takes a payment on its own, and we publish no stock counts: a countdown or a stock badge would be a claim we cannot stand behind.

Are the photos of my watch or a sample?

Of your watch. The only images on this site that are not yours are the ones in the reference index, which show the type - your own set arrives within 1 to 2 days of the payment and before anything is dispatched.