Cosmometer-type Daytona Oyster type, 40mm, oyster-type steel Model 126500LN（White）
Original price was: $135,500.00.$2,800.00Current price is: $2,800.00.
The watch’s signature feature is the outer ring of the molded speedometer, with a maximum speed of up to 400 miles per hour or kilometers per hour. The black bezel combines high-tech and elegant design, reminiscent of the 1965 watch with a black resin glass bezel.
The Cerachrom ceramic outer ring made with high technology offers many advantages: not only is it corrosion-resistant, scratch-resistant, but it also does not fade even when exposed to ultraviolet light. This outer ring is not only extremely durable but also clearly visible, using PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) coating technology to coat numerals and scales with a platinum film, making the speedometer on the outer ring even clearer. The Cerachrom bezel is molded in one piece, helping to secure the crystal to the case and ensuring water resistance.
The watch’s white dial features a worm-pattern chronograph subdial, 18K gold hour markers, and hands coated with clear, easy-to-read Chromalight luminous material.
Drivers can use the watch face to accurately know the time used and decide how to travel the remaining distance to ultimately win.
Rolex uses a forged steel case made from Oyster steel. The oyster steel developed by the brand belongs to the 904L steel category, an alloy widely used in high-tech, aerospace, and chemical industries, thus naturally possessing high corrosion resistance.
Oyster steel is extremely durable, emitting a dazzling shine after polishing, maintaining its beauty even in extreme environments.
The design, development, and production processes of Rolex straps and buckles, as well as the rigorous testing they must pass, fully utilize advanced technology. Like other components of the watch, the strap and clasp are also inspected by professionals to ensure the product is flawlessly beautiful.
The Oyster strap embodies clever design and functionality, exquisitely captivating. This metal strap was introduced in the late 1930s, consisting of three wide, flat links, extremely sturdy, and has always been the most widely used strap in the Oyster series.
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