CLEAN/C factory has launched the Yacht 40mm series 126621. This shipment features a rose gold and co

CLEAN/C factory has launched the Yacht 40mm series 126621. This shipment features a rose gold and coffee dial, and a rose gold and black dial. The black dial is the same as the previously released 126655 40mm full rose gold and black dial. A comparison of the real and fake versions has already been done, so it won't be repeated here. This comparison focuses on the rose gold and coffee dial. 1. Left/Right: GEN = Genuine, Clean = Clean factory product. 2. The coffee-colored dial appears slightly different under soft lighting, but under natural light, the similarity is over 95%. A natural light comparison will be shown later. 3. On the right side, the coffee-colored dial from C factory is slightly lighter than the genuine product. Of course, the characteristic of a radial pattern dial is that the color appears different under different lighting conditions. To be precise, if the RGB color values ​​are on a similar baseline, there won't be a significant deviation overall. Because Factory C uses the same PVD plating process as the genuine product on all sunburst dials, such as the Submariner, various dateplate dials, and this time the Yacht-Master dial, involving colored sunburst patterns. The advantage is that it ensures the color won't vary between batches. Additionally, the plating is thin, allowing the sunburst pattern on the underside to be clearly seen. However, this also increases the cost. 4. This time, the bezel uses PVD rose gold plating with an anti-fingerprint coating, and the bezel material has been changed from ordinary brass to stainless steel, which is harder than ordinary copper. They've clearly put a lot of effort into processing and cost control.