Watch Rolex(USED)

This is the W part number.

The Rolex's three major inventions, the "Oyster Case," the "Perpetual Mechanism," and the "Datejust Mechanism," all equipped with the "Datejust." It is the most standard model of Rolex, and its name recognition is outstanding. Here, the bar index is set on the white dial, making it one of the adult luxury. The surface of the case is mirror-finished, giving it a more elegant impression. The buckle uses a concealed clasp. With a neat form that does not disturb the design, it has a silhouette like a dress watch.

This is the D part number. Speaking of Daytona, many people still imagine this face. Despite following the design of the previous model Ref. 16520, the successor Ref. 116520 has undergone changes to the details, such as a change in the layout of the in-dial and an increase in the size of the index, due to changes in the mounted movement. It has been. The movement is equipped with the "Cal.4130" chronograph movement, which was produced in-house in 2000. The winding efficiency has been dramatically improved from the previous movement "Cal.4030", and the power reserve boasts 72 hours. In 2007, blue parachrome with excellent magnetic and impact resistance was used for the balance spring. It is also resistant to temperature changes, making it a higher specification machine. The current "Ref. 116500LN" uses a black Cerachrome bezel, while the "Ref. 116520" uses a stainless steel bezel. After all, because of the same material as the case, a sense of unity flowing from the clasp to the bracelet and the bezel to the dial is one of the attractive points of this model. There are differences between the indial and the engraved image at 12 o'clock, but the sportier image and the sense of balance of a calm adult watch still confirm the popularity of Daytona.