Wanted

Rolex
Daytona
Ref. 116500LN


EUR 27.650,-

'Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona, an icon of motor racing. A must-have for every watch enthusiast and investor.' Reinhold Frey/Timelounge

Rolex Daytona with box and papers in like new condition. Model with ceramic bezel, a watch, highly coveted.

Details


Material

Steel

Clockwork

Automatic

Ref NR.

116500LN

Dial color

black

Paper

Yes, from 2022

Condition

like new

Box

Yes

Diameter

40mm

Warranty

3 Years

The Racers Watch

Cosmograph Daytona

The Rolex Chronograph, called Cosmograph Daytona, is the ultimate functional watch for racing and speed enthusiasts. Introduced in 1963, the Cosmograph was designed to meet the needs of professional racing drivers. It takes its name from the famous high-speed circuit Daytona Beach.

Built to last

CERACHROM LÜNETTE

Rolex designed and patented the Cerachrom bezel for selected Professional models to ensure readability and aesthetics in the toughest conditions. It is extremely scratch-resistant and resistant to discolouration from UV rays. They digits are engraved into the ceramic and covered with a fine gold or platinum layer.

Robust & sought after

Stainless steel Oystersteel

For a Rolex to retain its beauty and functionality in extreme conditions, Rolex uses its own stainless steel alloy - Oystersteel. It is particularly resistant to corrosion and distinguished by its special shine. Oystersteel belongs to the steel grade "Stainless Steel 904L" which is normally used in extreme areas such as the aerospace and chemical industries.

The best time is now:

Rolex Daytona

3 Years Timelounge Warranty

Box included

Papers included

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