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Clean Factory

Also written as: Clean · CF · Clean Plus · CPLUS · Last reviewed 2026-10-01

Clean Factory was a replica watch workshop best known in the community for its Rolex line. Community reporting places the end of the original workshop's production in mid-2025, after which the name was picked up by a different workshop selling as "Clean Plus". In the RWI 2026 Submariner comparison the two appear as separate entries: Clean is absent and CPLUS scores 291/340, which is consistent with two different operations rather than one factory continuing.

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1Brands reported
2Signature references
2Sources cited

Is Clean Factory still making watches?

The original workshop stopped production in mid-2025 and has not resumed. What is sold today as "Clean Plus" / "CPLUS" is a different workshop trading on the name. This profile carries 1 reported brand line, 2 signature references and 2 cited sources, with 3 open questions listed below.

What is Clean Factory known for?

This page records 3 points of note for Clean Factory, alongside 1 reported brand line and 2 signature references, while what the trade repeats without a dated public document is kept separate further down the page.

Which brands does Clean Factory build?

The trade associates the Clean Factory label with 1 brand line, listed below; the source for the mapping is cited at the foot of this page.

Which models is Clean Factory known for?

This profile lists 2 signature references for Clean Factory, seen across 3 model familys in a snapshot of 121 listings, each resting on a listing observation or a cited test, with its basis noted beside it and its sources at the foot of the page.

Model families under this label in the listing snapshot (121 listings): Daytona 57 · Datejust 14 · Submariner 12

Which references carry the Clean Factory label?

In the 2026-10-01 listing sample, 12 references priced on this site carried a CLEAN label. They are listed below only as references that appeared under that label in the sample: a label is what a seller writes on a listing, and it does not certify who built a watch. Each link opens that reference's asking-price range, its sample size and its date.

Which name gets confused with Clean Factory?

Commonly conflated here: Clean Factory and Clean Plus / CPLUS, separated by the checks in the table below, whose sources are cited at the foot of this page.

NameName it gets confused withWhat to check
Clean FactoryClean Plus / CPLUSCommunity threads and the RWI 2026 comparison treat these as separate operations. A listing that says "Clean" today is usually CPLUS; ask the seller which one and when it shipped.

What has not been verified?

The following is commonly repeated about Clean Factory in the trade, and none of it is documented in public, so this site leaves it as unknown. 3 points are carried below as open questions, each one waiting on a dated source before it can be stated as fact:

Sources on this page

This profile rests on the 2 sources listed below, dated and linked where an original exists, and any claim about Clean Factory without a dated public source is carried above as an open question.

Reviewed 2026-10-01. If a source here is wrong or has been superseded, the correction is published on this page. See About.

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