RolexDaytona

KEY FACTS

• A stainless steel version of Rolex's eponymous motorsport icon, the reference 116500LN is an intriguing part of the Daytona's six-decades-long history
• Announced at Baselworld 2016 and discontinued in 2023, this reference was the first Daytona to combine steel construction with Rolex’s ‘Cerachrom’ bezel
• Rolex’s decision to withdraw the 116500LN has continued to fuel its popularity and in this configuration with its ‘reverse panda’ black dial, ranks amidst the most the in-demand watches on the market
•  ​Housed inside the case is the in-house calibre 4130, a self-winding chronometer-certified movement, which has powered the Daytona since 2000
• Calibre 4130 has a power reserve of 70-hours
• The screw-down crown and Oyster case afford the watch 100 metres of waterproofness
• Offered by a private collector in the United Kingdom
• Presented with its Rolex-branded display box, outer sleeve, guarantee card, booklets, Rolex-branded card wallet, and swing tags
• A bezel protector is also included with the lot, and many of the factory-fitted protective stickers remain fitted 
• Rolex’s five-year factory guarantee covers the watch until 2027
• Graded ‘AA’ by the vendor who reports that the watch is in unworn condition 

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