This model is not a new release. There are so many Daytona variants that it hardly matters whether one is newer or older. Many customers often ask which version is better. When it comes to craftsmanship, there is no difference between variants from the same factory — they are essentially the same watch. The only distinction lies in the dial color. If you prefer a safer pick, opt for models without elaborate multi-color dials like the one shown below. After all, it is practically impossible for manufacturers to purchase dozens of different references for mould development.

Here is the factory’s description for reference. It is quite technical and dense; you may go through it if you are interested.
It features 3-piece split end links, whose protrusion matches the original watch, with polished sides. This is the only version on the market that gets this detail right.
There is a minor difference in the blue sunburst dial, yet barely noticeable to the naked eye. The blue cat’s eye dial was developed using an original watch as the template.
Some buyers criticize the bezel of the Clean version. It is worth highlighting: when compared against the latest genuine piece, the font size, flatness and overall bezel shape are well replicated. The side profile has three intersecting edges, fully polished, with crisp lines formed at the junctions. Most competitors fail at this point and over-round the corners.
The bezel text adopts a matte finish, and the enamel filling is finely executed.
We take customer feedback seriously, making corrections where flaws exist and continuously refining other details. We hope buyers can recognize the efforts and intricate craftsmanship invested by Clean Factory.

Some references are exclusive to Clean Factory and unavailable from BT Factory. Only a small number of models overlap. It’s best to focus on the photos. We’ve already published too many long written reviews for Daytona watches.