The watch I've always dreamed of... A Rolex Daytona Zenith El Primero version 6 reversed on the dial as a bonus... Tritium index that perfectly match the immaculate white dial... Thin, elegant and trendy with good racing vibes! A discreet Rolex all things considered... Many thanks to my buddies from San Mateo cars&coffee for guiding me to this choice.

I just received the brand new 126519 in white gold. This model is magnificent, it marks its territory and paradoxically it is not too flashy except for connoisseurs. The full sub-dials are much more beautiful than on the steel Dayto. It is much heavier than the steel Dayto but the Oysterflex bracelet compensates with great comfort. When trying it on, it is possible to choose between 2 bracelet sizes with the extension system of course. The case is slightly larger than a classic Rolex. Not to be worn anywhere...

Miles have been traveled since the exploits of Sir Malcolm Campbell. The Rolex Daytona with its tachymeter scale and three sub-dials is an icon, transports us into the world of speed sports but with an incomparable elegance. Its dimensions are perfect, its diameter is contained and yet its dial is extremely readable and offers a beautiful balance. Its oyster bracelet is pleasant, of a beautiful finish and extremely easy to adjust

The watch stands out from other Daytonas with its brown bezel and ice blue dial here in the version with diamond baguette indexes. You quickly get used to its weight. The watch is made of platinum. In 2013 when it was released it was the first platinum Daytona and the first Daytona with a ceramic bezel.

If I had to leave only one comment on this platform, it would be on the Daytona 116520, a simply magical watch. No matter the dial, black or white, this watch has given me nothing but pleasure since I bought it from a person who, by pure chance, lived near me. After several weeks of searching, I finally managed to get hold of the rare gem. The first impression is its dominance, and everyone generally talks about it when they put it on their wrist. It was in perfect condition at the time, not to say new, and even after three years of ownership and new scars, it still accompanies me as often, even as I write these lines. For me, it is the perfect variation of the Daytona, which perfectly evokes vintage, modern, and timeless. It is waterproof, with an in-house movement which was a notable asset at the time, and which pushed some to completely shun the Zenith version (16520). In short, you can't go wrong with this piece that synthesizes the collection, the "collectible" spirit quite specific to Rolex, and the vintage, while being very modern. No mistake possible with a Daytona, and even less with this version which will patina better (in my opinion) than a ceramic version, whose bezel will never move unlike the case! In short, total satisfaction, go because you have to be neutral even if the goal of the platform is to highlight customers and not brands: possible criticism of the omnipresent mirror polished aspect on this version, the recognizable aspect, the very high production which probably makes it the most frequent and widespread Daytona (to be put into perspective, I am only speaking from personal observation). As we say with some collector friends: "Dayto, it's Dayto!"

Watch that has become legendary thanks to our Italian friends. Perfect Proportion. A watchmaking quest for some. To compare it to another chronograph just as legendary as the Omega Speedmaster, I would say that it is easier to wear. More precious (unfortunately), more waterproof, but less easy to use because the push buttons are screwed. In short, a lot of fun. will be perfect for summer. My preference is for the more discreet dial, which is easier to wear.

This is a 116528 Racing Dial model with a yellow gold case and bracelet with the "panda" sub-dials on champagne. The characteristic elements are the red inserts at the top of the sub-dial at 6 o'clock showing the name of the model, the railway and the chronograph second hand. We can of course find the tachymeter scale on the bezel as well as the crown and screwed pushers to guarantee water resistance. Legendary model this version is from 2001 series K. Comfortable and pleasant to wear bracelet despite its weight, but not in any circumstance.

A watch that has long occupied the first rank of my watch grails. Rightly so, as it combines a significant number of advantages. A style that I find timeless, a size and above all, a contained thickness that is difficult to find elsewhere. A very good finish on the case and dial. The steel bracelet is super pleasant to wear, many possible adjustments but it could do with less snap in my opinion, I'm not too keen on the polish, a sign that it's a legendary Rolex that is becoming more chic than professional. The chrono is still as precise. I still haven't had it serviced and I refuse to do so as long as it works well and especially with such poor Rolex after-sales service. The push buttons can seem a little hard sometimes, you shouldn't hesitate to use the chrono from time to time to see all that beautiful mechanics come to life :)