The replica watch market has seen an influx of impressive new releases lately, with VS Factory leading the charge. Their latest offerings – particularly the weighted Rolex Daytona 126519 V2 and the upcoming Omega Seamaster “No Time to Die” V4 – are making waves among enthusiasts.

VS Factory’s Growing Dominance
VS has been stepping up its game, directly challenging Clean Factory’s stronghold on the Rolex Daytona market. Their weighted Daytona replica is a serious contender, boasting improved heft and finishing. Meanwhile, the soon-to-be-released Omega Seamaster “No Time to Die” V4 will feature VS’s new super clone 8800 movement – a major milestone for Omega replica fans.
While prices for these super clones continue to rise, the refinements in craftsmanship and movement accuracy justify the premium for many collectors.

The Weighted Replica Wars: Who Does It Best?
VS isn’t the only factory pushing boundaries with weighted replicas. Several manufacturers are competing to produce the heaviest, most gen-like watches:
- GM Factory – Pioneered the weighted trend by adding metal plates over the movement in their Day-Date models. While durable, their finishing lags behind newer competitors.
- QF & THB – Use longer bracelets to increase weight, but at inflated prices (THB’s Day-Date costs more than a Clean/VS Daytona!).
- CBD & Others – Some factories experiment with tungsten-copper alloy cases, but this risks peeling or corrosion over time.
VS’s approach with their weighted Daytona avoids these pitfalls by focusing on balance and wearability rather than just brute weight.

VS Daytona 126519 V2 vs. Genuine: How Close Is It?
Let’s break down the key differences:
1. Weight Comparison
- Case Weight:
- VS Replica: 96.2g
- Genuine: 99.3g (a negligible 3g difference)
- Bracelet/Clasp Weight:
- VS Rubber Strap + Clasp: 40.5g
- Genuine: 64.2g (due to heavier clasp construction)
VS could have added internal weights to match the gen’s heft, but this would compromise comfort. Instead, they prioritized a natural wearing experience.

2. Finishing Details
- Lug Engravings: Genuine watches have cleaner, more refined markings.
- Dial Sunburst: The gen’s dial exhibits a more pronounced sunburst effect.
Still, at a glance, the VS Daytona is uncannily close to the real deal.

Final Verdict: Is the VS Daytona Worth It?
✅ Yes, if you want:
- A well-balanced, comfortable weighted Daytona
- Strong movement reliability (VS’s clone 4130 is proven)
- Solid value compared to overpriced competitors
❌ No, if you demand:
- Exact gen weight (the clasp is lighter)
- Flawless engravings (minor differences on lugs)
For Omega fans, keep an eye out for the Seamaster “No Time to Die” V4 – it could be a game-changer.
Would you pick the VS Daytona, or are you holding out for another factory’s release?

