RolexDaytona

KEY FACTS

• A Rolex Daytona in 18K white gold with a ‘racing dial’ from 2011 
• Offered by a private collector based in London, UK
• Presented with its box, outside sleeve, warranty card, booklet, swing tags, and Rolex service papers dating to 2019
• ​Also included in the lot is a spare link where the bracelet has been sized
• ​Graded ‘B’ for condition by the vendor who reports the watch to be in good working order

FUNCTIONS

• Hours, minutes, small seconds, and chronograph
• Chronometer-certified 4130 calibre movement
• Automatic winding with a power reserve of 72 hours
• 100m of waterproofness

SUMMARY

The Daytona has long been one of Rolex’s most coveted watches. With a history in motor racing, the model represents the perfect combination of sporty looks and luxuriousness. The case and bracelet of this modern reference are finished in solid white gold - offering plenty of heft to this stealthy precious metal reference. The 40mm diameter and relative thinness provide an ergonomic fit for any wrist size. Sporty red accents are applied to the minutes track, sub-registers, and seconds hand of the ‘racing dial’, which nicely tie into the watch’s motorsport heritage. A screw-down crown and pushers ensure 100m of water resistance, further adding to the Daytona’s versatility. Housed underneath the screw-down case back is Rolex’s in-house calibre 4130. First introduced in 2000, this robust and reliable chronograph movement is chronometer-certified and equipped with a 72-hour power reserve.

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