Submersible
Panerai Submersible Super Clone Watches
The Panerai Submersible collection embodies the spirit of adventure and the commitment to precision rooted in the brand’s long-standing diving heritage. As a key pillar of the Panerai lineup, these robust, durable timepieces blend Italian design with Swiss watchmaking expertise, offering unparalleled functionality for professional divers and watch enthusiasts alike. Within the realm of "super clone" timepieces, the Submersible models produced by the VS factory stand out for their exceptional movement performance, establishing themselves as true classics in the category.
About Panerai Submersible Super Clone Watches
Panerai Submersible Super Clone Collection (VS Factory)
The Submersible Models
The Panerai Submersible line is broad, and each reference has its own character. From rugged professional divers to more refined luxury pieces, the line meets different needs while keeping its core dive DNA. VS Factory reproduces the full range at 1:1, and here are the standouts.
Submersible Carbotech
The Carbotech represents the peak of material innovation in the line. Carbotech is a carbon-fiber composite with an excellent strength-to-weight ratio and a unique marbled look, so each watch is one of a kind. The material adds durability and holds up well against corrosion and scratches.
The Carbotech models usually pair a bold black dial with luminous markers and hands for clear reading in any light. Light and tough, it's the pick for anyone who wants a watch built around cutting-edge materials, and the clone reproduces the composite look.
Submersible Bronzo
The Bronzo honors Panerai's maritime heritage with its bronze case. Bronze has been used in marine hardware for centuries, and it develops a natural patina over time, so each watch tells its own story of wear.
The Bronzo models usually use an earthy dial to match the warm bronze case. The blend of vintage looks and modern watchmaking makes the Submersible Bronzo a collector favorite, and the clone reproduces the bronze case and the patina effect.
Submersible Goldtech
The Goldtech model pairs classic luxury with modern tech, giving the dive watch a lasting shine and strong durability. Goldtech is Panerai's own gold alloy, with a deep red tone and better resistance to fading. The clone reproduces the warm tone as a gold-tone finish rather than solid gold.
These models usually use a contrasting black dial to set off the warm case. The clone carries the same two-tone look for a fraction of the price.
Submersible QuarantaQuattro
The QuarantaQuattro is named for its 44mm case, which balances wrist presence with comfort. It's a more versatile size that still delivers the full Submersible dive experience, for buyers who want the Panerai look in a watch that moves from deep water to daily life.
The line spans several materials and dial colors, and the 44mm size keeps the watch legible while staying comfortable on most wrists. The clone reproduces the full range.
Submersible Bianco
The Bianco brings a fresh, clean look to the line with its white dial. It stands apart from the darker Submersibles, with strong legibility and a modern feel that sets it off from the traditional dive watch.
The white dial carries contrasting markers and hands, usually filled with lume for low-light reading. It pairs the Submersible's rugged design with a touch of refinement, and the clone reproduces it.
Submersible Luna Rossa
Built to mark Panerai's partnership with the Luna Rossa sailing team, the Luna Rossa models carry the spirit of competitive sailing and high-performance timekeeping. They often use innovative materials and design details drawn from the world of yacht racing.
The Luna Rossa references usually use a distinct dial and color scheme that reflects the nautical theme, blending Panerai's dive history with cutting-edge marine tech. The clone reproduces the look.
Submersible Blu Notte
The Blu Notte captures the mystery of deep water with its deep blue dial. It's a more refined take on the dive watch, for buyers who appreciate understated elegance.
The deep blue dial sets off the luminous markers and hands, creating a depth effect that recalls bioluminescent sea life. The clone reproduces the dial and the clean look.
Submersible S Brabus
Made with the luxury car tuner Brabus, the S Brabus models blend watchmaking with automotive tech. They use cutting-edge materials and design elements drawn from high-performance cars.
The S Brabus editions usually carry bold colors and innovative complications, setting them apart from the rest of the dive line. The clone reproduces the reference for buyers who love car design as much as watches.
Submersible BMG-Tech
The BMG-Tech models show Panerai's push for material innovation. BMG-Tech is a bulk metallic glass alloy with strong resistance to corrosion, magnetic fields, and impact, built for high-performance diving.
These models usually keep a clean, modern look that highlights the material's properties, and the clone reproduces the finish.
Panerai Submersible Super Clone Specifications
Materials
Panerai shows its material skill across the Submersible line, and the clone reproduces each look. Stainless steel is durable and classic. Titanium cuts weight while keeping strength. Bronze develops a unique patina over time. Carbotech-style composite is light and corrosion resistant. For luxury buyers, Goldtech and platinum styles pair premium looks with dive performance, reproduced as gold-tone finishes. Ceramic adds scratch resistance, and eSteel-style recycled steel rounds out the line.
Movement
The movement is the heart of the Submersible. The clone line offers both automatic and manual movements, built to handle the demands of professional diving. Automatics like the clone P.900 and P.9010 offer convenience and reliability, while manual models like the clone P.6000 keep the traditional winding ritual. Many references carry a power reserve over 72 hours, so the watch keeps accurate time through a long dive or a weekend trip.
Bezel
The Submersible's signature feature is its unidirectional rotating bezel. It's built from the same or a matching material as the case, engraved with minute markers for tracking dive time. The ratchet mechanism only turns one way, so an accidental bump shortens the displayed dive time rather than extending it, which is a key safety feature for divers. Some models add a ceramic insert for extra scratch resistance and clarity, and the clone reproduces all of it.
Dial
The Submersible dial is built for legibility in any condition. It usually uses a matte finish to cut glare, with bold luminous markers and hands. The sandwich construction, with lume set beneath the cut-outs, gives a deep glow in low light. Dial colors run from classic black to lively blue and white, each picked to match the overall design and improve underwater visibility.
Straps
The Submersible offers a wide range of straps, each matched to the watch's rugged build, for divers and for style-focused buyers:
- Metal bracelet: made from the same material as the case, durable and clean, with a secure clasp and a diver extension for wearing over a wetsuit.
- Rubber strap: built for seawater and temperature extremes, in several colors, often textured for better grip when wet. Comfortable and functional for underwater use and daily wear.
- NATO strap: a casual, versatile option in durable nylon, breathable and quick-drying, adding a military feel that suits the rugged design.
- Leather strap: not for diving, but it adds elegance on land. Calfskin is comfortable and refined, letting the Submersible dress up for more formal settings.
Sizes
The Submersible spans several sizes for different wrists, keeping the bold look while staying wearable:
- Diameter: usually 42mm to 47mm, with 42mm, 44mm, and 47mm the most common, so there's a fit for most wrists.
- Thickness: roughly 13mm to 16mm depending on the model and complications. The thickness is part of what makes the high water resistance possible, and the solid case adds durability underwater.
- Lug-to-lug: usually 48mm to 53mm, which matters a lot for comfort, so it's worth checking against your wrist before you buy.
- Lug width: typically 22mm or 24mm depending on case size, standardized so a wide range of aftermarket straps fit.
Water Resistance
True to its dive heritage, the Submersible carries strong water resistance. Most models are rated to at least 300 meters (30 bar), and some professional references reach 1,000 meters (100 bar). The clone follows the same ratings, with a screw-down crown, thick sapphire crystal, and solid case back.
Date Window
Some models carry a date window, usually at 3 o'clock, designed to stay legible underwater. The date wheel matches the dial color without hurting readability, and the mechanism usually jumps instantly at midnight. The clone reproduces the date function.
Small Seconds
Many models have a small-seconds sub-dial at 9 o'clock. It adds visual interest and gives the diver a practical check that the watch is running, which matters during a dive. The clone reproduces the sub-dial.
Tourbillon
For the top of the line, some high-end Submersibles carry a tourbillon. The mechanism is visible through a dial window and offsets gravity's effect on accuracy. It's not essential for a dive watch, but it shows the watchmaking skill behind the line and adds a touch of haute horology. The clone reproduces the reference.
Panerai Submersible Price
The genuine Submersible spans a wide price range. A new base stainless steel model starts around $8,500, while limited editions or complicated models with precious metals and advanced materials can pass $200,000. On the used market, prices start around $6,000 depending on condition and model.
The VS Factory clone sidesteps all of that at a flat $650 to $950. You get the same rotating bezel, the same sandwich dial, and the same dive heritage for a small fraction of the genuine price, with none of the market fluctuation.
Why Choose vsfactory.cc
vsfactory.cc is built to help you find the watch you're after. Every Panerai Submersible clone in the inventory is inspected and checked before it's listed, so you get a watch that matches its description rather than a gamble. We sell VS Factory 1:1 clones only, and every watch is photographed as it is, not from stock images.
Pricing is transparent and based on the actual factory and movement, and every Submersible clone sits at $650 to $950. Whether you're a first-time buyer or an experienced collector, our team can help you pick the reference that fits your style, taste, and budget.
FAQ
How do I wind a Panerai Submersible clone? Unscrew the crown and turn it clockwise about 20 to 30 turns. Once fully wound, screw the crown back down to keep the water resistance intact.
How do I tell a good Submersible clone from a cheap one? Check the engraving, the materials, and the movement details. A proper VS Factory clone has clean finishing, a smooth-running seconds hand, and the right weight. vsfactory.cc lists the factory and the clone caliber on every watch and checks each piece before it ships.
What's the smallest Submersible size? The smallest current Submersible is 42mm, which keeps the line's rugged character in a more wearable size.
Is a Submersible clone worth it? The genuine Submersible holds its value well thanks to quality, limited production, and the brand's reputation. The clone isn't bought as an investment, it's bought to wear, and at $650 to $950 it gives you the same look and build for a small fraction of the price.
Is the Submersible clone water resistant enough for diving? Most models follow the original's 300-meter rating, and some professional references reach 1,000 meters, so swimming and diving are covered.
What's the difference between the Submersible and the Luminor? The Submersible is the dedicated dive line, with a unidirectional rotating bezel and higher water resistance. The Luminor has a fixed bezel and a more general tool-watch style. The clone line carries both.