C-Factory New Model 4131 🔥🔥🔥

Reference 126500 in white. As previously discussed regarding the white dial on reference 116500, authentic Rolex models indeed come in multiple white variants—e.g., cool white and warm white. The genuine 126500 we examined features an intermediate shade between warm and cool white, and CLEAN has replicated this tone exceptionally well.

Other details—including applied hour markers and lume—are also executed to a high standard. Note: Starting with genuine 4131 movements, Rolex switched to cylindrical pivot tips for the hands (replacing the previous conical design). However, among the four authentic 4131 watches acquired by CLEAN, we observed inconsistencies: variations in the rounding of the applied markers, and some hands still using the older conical pivot tips—suggesting Rolex may be clearing remaining 4130 movement inventory.

Case and bracelet comparisons (shown in accompanying images) reveal only minimal visual differences from the originals.

Despite extremely tight timelines, CLEAN promptly purchased five authentic pieces. Reportedly, the market value depreciation of these watches alone exceeds USD 100,000—not including disassembled units or damaged components.

Having carefully examined both genuine and replica specimens side-by-side—and verified via comparative photography—I consider this release a truly outstanding achievement.

Selecting SH4131 involves nuanced considerations, but please understand: ‘SH’ does not equate to inferior quality. Likewise, CLEAN has never compromised on procurement standards to maximize profit. According to CLEAN, the acquisition cost for the SH4131 movement is comparable to that of the DD4130.

Due to potential lighting variations, natural-light macro photos are included—these should serve as the definitive visual reference.