Rolex · Daytona
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Rolex Daytona, White Gold, 40mm case, Black Diamond dial, Diamond WG bezel. Circa 2011. Custom / aftermarket-modified — not original factory condition.
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This Rolex Daytona, reference 116589RBR, is a 40mm case in White Gold used condition, featuring a Black Diamond dial, a Diamond WG bezel, a Leather bracelet, dated circa 2011. This piece is customized — aftermarket-modified (setting or dial added outside the manufacturer); not original factory condition. It comes with its original papers. Priced dealer-direct and shipped fully insured.
Few chronographs hold value like the Daytona. Built in 1963 as a racing tool, it now sits among the most coveted Rolex references going. You get screw-down pushers, a tachymeter scale, a three-register dial, and an in-house column-wheel caliber. Supply never catches demand on the secondary market, so premiums hold. That liquidity is exactly why it anchors any serious sports-watch position. Pay by wire and keep more on the table. Read the full Daytona buying guide ›
Started in 1905 by Hans Wilsdorf, Rolex remains the measure most mechanical watches get held against. The Geneva manufacture brought waterproofing, automatic winding, and date displays to the table, and the precision stuck. Recognition is universal, liquidity is strong, and steel references rarely sit. Submariner, GMT-Master II, and Daytona trade above retail on the secondary market, so dealer-direct pricing paired with a wire transfer keeps your entry number fair. Browse all Rolex ›
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