I am in the unpopular camp, but I personally like the latest arf 16610 more than the tc v6/v7x (i own them all at the moment).
I can't comment on the TMF though because I haven't handled it yet. ARF 16610 is better than RAF 16610 because the latest ARF 16610 comes with vr3135 movement (whereas RAF 16610 comes with sh3135 movement which is inferior). I definitely prefer the vr3135 movement more than the TC 2824-2 movement because of the vr3135's functional accuracy and compatibility with genuine dial/hands/date disc.
The arf 16610 is a very good copy of the late 16610 which i believe has slightly shorter lug-to-lug length (according to online measurements while comparing to my measurements, but a bigger sample is welcomed). The bezel on the arf 16610 clicks much more precise and crispier than the tc (including v7x) as well. The vr3135 movement functions the same as genuine, and I find the latest arf 16610 hands to be extremely nice and well made.
However, TC 16610 has its charm as well. I believe the TC 16610 is a copy of the early 2000s 16610. TC was the pioneer of a super-rep rolex that can be worn right out of the box without any modification. The legacy, research, and passion by TC was very fascinating: he documented these areas in his old blog (before the blog was removed). To me, owning a TC feels like owning a boutique replica opposed to a mass manufactured rep.