The Mark XX has been available in the replica watch market for several years. Currently, the main factories producing this model are ZF, YBF, and M+. In the past, V7 was the leading manufacturer of IWC Mark replicas, but unfortunately, the factory has since shut down.
ZF’s primary focus has always been on brands such as Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe, and Rolex. Compared to M+, it does not have a significant advantage when it comes to producing less mainstream models. M+, on the other hand, has consistently paid more attention to niche replica watches, especially models from Tudor and the IWC Mark collection.
With this latest release, M+ has once again upgraded the green-dial Mark XX, transforming it into what can genuinely be considered a true super clone watch.
The most significant upgrades are found in the hands and the lume application. M+ has completely retooled the hands with new molds, resulting in a much more refined finish. The polishing is exceptionally clean, with no visible burrs or rough edges. In addition, the tip of the seconds hand has been bent slightly downward, matching the construction of the genuine watch.
The sunburst finish on the dial is extremely fine and refined, creating a rich play of light from different angles. The hour markers are also highly three-dimensional, giving the dial excellent depth and a premium appearance.
This super clone IWC from M+ is powered by a Citizen automatic movement, which is very stable. The rubber band and leather band offered for free all feature quick-release system. Even the pin-buckle is removable independently.