Today we are sharing a brand‑new two‑tone Datejust from Clean Factory. Clean rarely released two‑tone models in the past. As most watch enthusiasts know, gold‑plated replicas have long‑standing flaws: fading, inaccurate gold colour and uneven plating finish. We have frequently criticised other manufacturers, including the once‑famous N‑Factory, for poorly finished gold coating around case gaps. It is reasonable to believe that Clean has resolved these problems before launching a full range of two‑tone watches.
For the movement, it is still the well‑known Shanghai‑made clone 3235 movement, a familiar workhorse that requires no extra introduction. Below you can find the official product description provided by the manufacturer.

Clean‑Factory Rolex Datejust 126331, 41 mm rose‑gold two‑tone with moissanite markers and pink dial.
This newly‑released two‑tone Datejust features a pink dial with baton‑style indices and zero colour deviation from the original. The bracelet uses three‑piece spliced end‑links, with every component plated separately. The fluted bezel receives an 18K‑gold‑toned electroplated finish. This is Clean’s very first two‑tone Datejust. More Datejust colour variants will follow, including yellow‑gold and rose‑gold bracelets in three‑link and five‑link styles.

Clean has pioneered many breakthroughs for electroplated replica watches. It has solved the common problem of exposed steel edges on split‑type end‑links, greatly raising the overall industry standard. Moving forward, development will focus on the fitting precision and smooth tactile feel of assembled bracelet links. The exterior appearance is already finalised, so fine‑tuning will now shift to fit and comfort. Stay tuned!