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Roger Dubuis Excalibur Skeleton Tourbillon RDDBEX0940

42mmSuper Clone Watch

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

For a buyer who wants the boldest Excalibur expression, this RDDBEX0940 is the right pick. The rose gold tone case, vivid blue chapter ring, and blue camouflage rubber strap give it a sharper visual identity than a plain black-strap skeleton version, while the flying tourbillon keeps the dial from feeling decorative only. The 42mm size also matters here, because it lets the star-bridge architecture stay dramatic without becoming oversized on the wrist. The detailed description is worth reading for how this specific color balance changes the whole watch.

Configuration Details Confirmed before shipment

Movement RD509SQ manual-winding movement, 70-hour power reserve

Case Material 18K rose gold plated 316L steel

Crystal Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal

Bracelet Blue camouflage-pattern rubber strap

Water Resistance >10 meters

SKU: roger-dubuis-excalibur-skeleton-tourbillon-rddbex0940-42mm-super-clone-watch Categories: IN STOCK SALE, Roger Dubuis Brand: Roger Dubuis

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The blue ring is what makes this RDDBEX0940 land so well

At a glance, the strongest detail is not the tourbillon but the electric blue inner flange framing the openworked dial. It gives the watch a clear perimeter, so the skeleton layout reads with structure instead of visual clutter. Against the rose gold tone case, that blue ring creates the contrast that makes this particular Excalibur feel deliberate and modern. If you are comparing it with darker skeleton pieces on plain straps, this one has a much more defined personality on the wrist.

The case is listed at 42mm, which is an important size for this design. Excalibur skeleton watches rely on visual spread across the dial, and 42mm gives the bridges enough room to breathe while staying more versatile than the larger executions many collectors associate with the line. For US and European buyers who want the architecture and presence of an Excalibur without moving into an oversized wearing experience, that balance is part of the appeal.

Star-bridge skeleton work with a visible flying tourbillon

This watch is built around the signature star-style bridge layout, with dark openworked structural elements stretching across the dial. Those bridges create a layered view into the movement instead of a flat cutout effect, and they direct the eye naturally down toward the tourbillon aperture in the lower half of the dial. The result is mechanical depth first, branding second, which is exactly what experienced buyers usually want from a skeleton Excalibur.

The movement is listed as a manual-wind RD509SQ with a 70-hour power reserve, and the watch is described with hours, minutes, and a real flying tourbillon. That matters because this is not presented as a simple visual approximation of a tourbillon layout. The open dial is built to keep that mechanism central to the watch rather than hiding it behind heavy framing. Rose gold tone hands remain easy to pick out against the darker movement backdrop, so legibility stays acceptable for a watch in this category.

Rose gold tone case and notched bezel give it its edge

The Excalibur case shape is defined by hard geometry, and this example leans into that. The sharply notched bezel, broad lugs, and fluted crown all work better in rose gold tone than they would in steel because the warmer finish highlights each break in the case lines. On the wrist, this gives the watch a sculptural quality rather than just a flashy one.

The crystal is listed as scratch-resistant sapphire, which is especially relevant on a skeleton watch because glare and surface haze can quickly weaken the dial effect. Here, the clear view into the movement is part of the ownership experience. The crystal and open display work together to preserve the depth between the chapter ring, bridges, gear train, and tourbillon opening.

The strap changes the entire character of the watch

One reason this version stands apart is the rubber strap. Instead of a plain blue band, it uses a blue, black, and grey camouflage-style pattern that gives the watch a more contemporary, less formal attitude. That makes sense with the exposed mechanics. A plain strap would make the watch feel more conventional than it really is; this one keeps the overall design coherent from case to buckle.

The strap is described as natural rubber, and the fitted integration into the lugs is a real advantage visually. There is no awkward gap to interrupt the case shape, so the watch keeps its strong silhouette from top to bottom. The visible black folding clasp keeps the strap hardware tied to the dark movement bridges and black sections of the camouflage pattern.

If you are considering this reference, the decision is really about whether you want your skeleton tourbillon to read as technical only or technical with strong color identity. This RDDBEX0940 does the second job better than most, because the blue ring and patterned strap are bold enough to frame the movement without competing with it.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Roger Dubuis
Movement	RD509SQ manual-winding movement, 70-hour power reserve
Case Material	18K rose gold plated 316L steel
Crystal	Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal
Bracelet	Blue camouflage-pattern rubber strap
Water Resistance	>10 meters

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Roger Dubuis watch

What makes this RDDBEX0940 different from a simpler skeleton Excalibur on a plain strap?

This version stands out through contrast. The blue chapter ring gives the open dial a strong frame, and the blue camouflage-pattern rubber strap makes the watch feel more contemporary than the same case and movement layout on a plain dark strap.

Is the tourbillon actually visible from the front?

Yes. The flying tourbillon is positioned in the lower portion of the dial and remains fully visible through the skeletonized front, so it is a constant part of the watch’s display rather than a small background detail.

How does the 42mm size suit this design?

At 42mm, the watch keeps the broad Excalibur architecture and openworked dial easy to appreciate, while staying more manageable than larger skeleton sports pieces. That size is a big part of why this reference feels balanced instead of overwhelming.

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