RolexDaytona

KEY FACTS

• Offered by a private collector based in the United Kingdom
• A one-owner watch purchased new from an authorised Rolex dealer in the UK
• Presented with its display box, outer sleeve, warranty card, and all booklets
• Swing tags and removed bracelet links included as part of the set
• Graded ‘A’ for condition and reported to be in good working order by the vendor

FUNCTIONS

• Hours, minutes, small seconds and 12-hour chronograph
• Fix Cerachrom tachymeter bezel finished in black
• Powered by the chronometer-certified calibre 4130
• Automatic winding with a 72-hour power reserve
• Screw-down crown and pushers deliver 100m of waterproofness

This watch is being managed by Watch Collecting for the duration of the auction and is being held in a secure third-party facility. Watch Collecting will release the watch to the successful bidder after the vendor confirms they have received payment

SUMMARY

When it launched at Baselworld 2016, the Rolex Daytona 116500LN was the model that The Crown’s enthusiasts and collectors had been eagerly anticipating. The ceramic “Cerachrom” bezel on this latest reference gives the watch a bold and more substantial appearance and complements the glossy black dial. Attached to the case is a three-link Oyster bracelet with polished centre links, and its clasp features an Easylink extension providing up to 5mm of tool-free adjustment. Housed underneath the screw-down case back is Rolex’s automatic calibre 4130, which has a 72-hour power reserve, is chronometer-certified, and then tested after casing to a tolerance of +2 to -2 seconds per day.

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