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Roger Dubuis Excalibur RDDBEX0479 front view super clone watch

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Roger Dubuis Excalibur Skeleton Dial RDDBEX0479

45mmSuper Clone Watch

Original price was: $2,499.00.Current price is: $1,659.00.

For a buyer who wants the Excalibur at its most theatrical, this RDDBEX0479 is the one to study closely. The openworked architecture, large flying tourbillon at 7 o’clock, and sharply notched silver-toned bezel give it the full aggressive Excalibur presence that plainer rubber-strap sports references do not have. The 45mm case and manual-wind layout keep the watch visually honest: almost everything you notice from the front is mechanical content rather than decoration. The detailed description matters here because small layout and finishing cues are what decide whether this version feels convincing on the wrist.

Configuration Details Confirmed before shipment

Movement Manual RD505SQ tourbillon movement

Case Material Titanium

Bezel Silver-toned engraved bezel

Crystal Scratch-proof sapphire

Bracelet Black rubber strap with folding clasp

Water Resistance >10 meters

SKU: roger-dubuis-excalibur-skeleton-dial-rddbex0479-45mm-super-clone-watch Categories: IN STOCK SALE, Roger Dubuis Brand: Roger Dubuis

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The bezel and skeleton layout make the first impression

The defining look of this RDDBEX0479 starts with the broad, aggressively cut bezel and the fully open dial beneath it. From the front, you get the full Excalibur vocabulary at once: a silver-toned bezel with deep engraved numerals, a dark minute track, oversized faceted hands, and a layered skeleton structure that leaves the train, bridges, and regulating components in view. It is a deliberately technical watch, and that matters if you are choosing between this and a simpler three-hand sports model. Here, the visual payoff comes from depth, contrast, and mechanical visibility rather than from a colored dial surface.

The flying tourbillon is the center of gravity

At roughly 7 o’clock, the open flying tourbillon dominates the lower half of the dial and gives this reference its identity. The cage architecture is prominent from normal viewing distance, so the watch reads immediately as a tourbillon piece rather than a generic skeleton design. That distinction matters to an informed buyer because many openworked watches can look busy without offering one clear focal point. This one does. The surrounding skeletonized bridges keep the upper half of the dial active, but the eye always returns to the tourbillon aperture, which is exactly what you want from an Excalibur in this style.

Manual-wind construction suits the dial-side view

This watch is fitted with a manual movement identified as an RD505SQ tourbillon movement in the specifications, while the longer specification text also references a custom RD509SQ manual winding movement. What stays consistent across the provided details is that this is a manual-wind skeleton tourbillon execution built to preserve the open architecture on the dial side. For the wearer, that is the important part: there is no automatic rotor interrupting the design language you are buying the watch for. If you prefer highly visible mechanics and a more involved ownership experience, the manual format makes sense here and feels appropriate to the reference.

Titanium case and black rubber strap keep the watch focused

The case is listed as titanium, and the visual finish matches the crisp, industrial character you would expect from that choice. The 45mm size gives the watch the broad stance this bezel and dial need; shrinking a design like this too much would dull the proportions. The strap is black rubber, integrated tightly into the case and secured by a folding clasp engraved with the Roger Dubuis name. That strap choice is not incidental. It stops the watch from becoming overly ornate and keeps the overall impression contemporary and sporty. For a European or US buyer looking for a high-complication look that still feels wearable with casual tailoring, denim, knitwear, or a dark jacket, the rubber strap is a practical advantage.

Why this version stands out among bold skeleton watches

What makes this RDDBEX0479 worth choosing is not subtlety. It is the coherence of the front view: the large bezel numerals, the black-and-silver contrast, the open bridgework, and the visible flying tourbillon all support the same idea. Some skeleton pieces feel like standard watches with material removed. This one was designed from the start to look architectural. That is the difference an experienced buyer will notice. If you want a watch that announces itself from across a room, this reference does that. If you want one that still rewards close inspection with layered finishing, cutouts, and visible mechanical drama, it does that too.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Roger Dubuis
Movement	Manual RD505SQ tourbillon movement
Case Material	Titanium
Bezel	Silver-toned engraved bezel
Crystal	Scratch-proof sapphire
Bracelet	Black rubber strap with folding clasp
Water Resistance	>10 meters

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Roger Dubuis watch

Does this watch have a tourbillon visible from the dial side?

Yes. The dial is fully skeletonized and the tourbillon is prominently visible in the lower-left portion of the display, making it one of the main visual features of the watch.

What strap and clasp style does this RDDBEX0479 use?

It comes on a black rubber strap with a folding clasp. The clasp is engraved with the Roger Dubuis name.

Is the movement automatic or manual wind?

It is a manual-wind movement. The specifications identify it as a tourbillon manual movement, which suits the openworked layout and keeps the dial-side view focused on the mechanics.

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