126500LN
Current
Daytona Ceramic Bezel
Current-generation steel Daytona reference with ceramic bezel and updated case and movement generation.
Explore Collection →Explore our Rolex Daytona collection across popular references, dial configurations and case finishes. Compare model-specific dimensions, movement configurations, materials and available factory versions before choosing your watch.
Daytona models are known for their chronograph layout, tachymeter bezel and distinctive three-register dial design. Our collection includes multiple reference families with different bezel, bracelet, dial and case configurations.
Each product page provides detailed specifications so you can compare the reference, dimensions, movement, materials and available version before ordering.
Browse the available Rolex Daytona collection and compare references, dial configurations, case finishes, movement information and current product specifications.
Daytona references differ in case generation, bezel material, dial configuration and movement architecture. Use the reference number as the starting point when comparing available models and current factory versions.
Current-generation steel Daytona reference with ceramic bezel and updated case and movement generation.
Explore Collection →Widely recognized ceramic-bezel generation offered with contrasting black and white dial configurations.
Explore Collection →Current two-tone Daytona configuration combining Oystersteel and yellow-gold visual elements.
Explore Collection →Previous-generation steel and yellow-gold Daytona available across several dial configurations.
Explore Collection →Full yellow-gold Daytona configuration from the current reference generation.
Explore Collection →Current precious-metal Daytona configuration with white-metal appearance and multiple dial options.
Explore Collection →Current rose-gold-tone Daytona configuration paired with a dark ceramic bezel and sport-style strap.
Explore Collection →Previous-generation yellow-gold-tone configuration commonly paired with a ceramic bezel and sport strap.
Explore Collection →Two Daytona watches can look similar while using different case generations, bezel constructions, dial layouts or movement configurations. Review the individual product specifications before choosing a model.
Daytona configurations vary by reference and version. Compare the case, chronograph layout, bezel, dial, movement, bracelet and finishing of the specific watch rather than relying only on the model name.
Review the listed diameter, thickness, lug profile and overall case proportions for the exact Daytona reference.
Check subdial placement, hand alignment, pusher layout and the operation described for the specific version.
Daytona references may use different bezel constructions and visual finishes. Confirm the configuration shown on the individual product.
Compare dial color, printing, applied markers, subdial details and hand finishing against the selected reference configuration.
Review crystal fit, clarity, edge profile and the visible rehaut details shown in product photos or pre-shipment QC material.
Movement configuration can vary by reference, factory and production version. Review the exact specification listed for the individual watch.
Compare link construction, finishing, clasp design or the strap configuration supplied with the selected Daytona model.
Material construction and finished weight depend on the reference and version. Use the product-level specification when this information is available.
Different production versions can prioritize different components and finishing details. Confirm the factory and current version before ordering.
A useful Daytona comparison combines the reference number, case generation, dial and bezel configuration, movement version, bracelet or strap, finishing and current factory information. Product-level specifications should be used for the final comparison.
Daytona specifications can vary by factory, reference, production batch and version. Compare the actual configuration of the individual watch before ordering.
Review the available Daytona reference and current production specification rather than relying on the factory name alone.
Compare the selected reference's dial, bezel, chronograph layout, case and movement specification.
Availability may differ between references and batches. Check the individual product specification for the current configuration.
Product-level information should be used to confirm movement, case, bracelet and current version details.
Compare the exact Daytona model, materials, weight information and finishing shown for the current product.
Production specifications can change between references, batches and versions. Check the exact product page and current QC information for the watch you are considering.
Daytona models include additional chronograph components and visual details that should be reviewed alongside the case, dial, bezel, bracelet and movement configuration.
Review the case profile, bezel fit, engraving appearance and visible finishing for the selected Daytona reference.
Inspect dial printing, marker positioning, hand alignment and the overall layout of the selected dial configuration.
Where applicable, review chronograph start, stop and reset operation and check the visible hand reset position.
Check basic winding, setting and timekeeping operation according to the movement configuration of the watch.
Review bracelet or strap installation, clasp operation and visible finishing before the order is prepared.
Confirm the ordered reference and visible configuration and review available QC material before shipment.
QC material can help confirm visible details such as the selected reference, dial, bezel, bracelet or strap and overall exterior condition of the watch being prepared.
Daytona models can differ in dial layout, bezel, chronograph configuration, movement and bracelet or strap. The QC review should therefore match the exact reference and version being prepared.
Start with the Daytona reference you want, then narrow the choice by dial, bezel, material, bracelet or strap, movement configuration and current factory version.
Start with the reference generation. Different Daytona references can use different case, bezel and movement configurations.
Compare dial color, subdial contrast, marker configuration and the exact appearance shown for the selected model.
Confirm the bezel configuration that belongs to the reference and review its engraving and visible finishing.
Daytona models are available in different visual material configurations. Review the product-level material and weight information where provided.
Review the listed movement configuration and chronograph functions for the exact reference and factory version.
Confirm whether the selected model uses a bracelet or sport-style strap and review the corresponding clasp.
Finally, confirm the factory, current production version and product-specific specification before ordering.
Check the product page for the current images, specifications, price and available configuration before making the final selection.
The final choice should be based on the actual watch configuration rather than a factory name or model family alone.
Common questions about Daytona references, specifications, factory versions, chronograph functions, QC and ordering.
Start with the reference number, then compare the dial, bezel, material, bracelet or strap, movement configuration, factory and current production version.
They belong to different Daytona generations. Differences can include case details, bezel presentation, dial details and movement generation. Check the individual product specification when comparing the two references.
No. Movement configuration can vary according to the reference, factory and production version. Use the movement information on the individual product page for the model being considered.
Functionality depends on the movement and product version. Review the listed functions for the exact watch rather than assuming every Daytona configuration operates identically.
Compare the available version for your specific reference across the areas that matter to you: movement, case dimensions, dial, bezel, bracelet or strap, material and current production details. A factory name by itself does not describe every part of the watch.
Daytona references are commonly described by their nominal case size, but case profile, thickness and proportions can vary between generations and versions. Check the specification for the exact product.
The QC process can review visible case and bezel details, dial and marker alignment, bracelet or strap, exterior condition and basic operation. Where applicable, chronograph operation can also be reviewed.
When pre-shipment QC material is available, it can be used to review the visible configuration of the watch being prepared, including the reference, dial, bezel and bracelet or strap.
Product details can vary between production versions or batches. For this reason, the current product specification and QC information should be reviewed when selecting a watch.
Review the current Shipping Policy and Refund & Return Policy on Luxury Watches before ordering. Those pages should be used for the current terms rather than relying on older product information.
Return to the current collection to compare references, configurations, specifications and prices.
Explore our Rolex Daytona collection by reference, dial, bezel, material, bracelet or strap configuration and available factory version. Each product page provides model-specific information to help compare the current selection.
The Daytona collection includes multiple reference generations and configurations. Depending on the model, buyers may compare steel-style, two-tone and precious-metal style cases, ceramic or metal-style bezels, different dial combinations and bracelet or sport-strap configurations.
Because specifications vary between references and production versions, the individual product page should be used when checking dimensions, movement configuration, materials, available factory and current pricing.
Reference numbers are one of the clearest ways to separate Daytona generations. Models such as the 116500LN and 126500LN belong to different generations, while other references represent two-tone, precious-metal style or strap-based configurations.
Start by identifying the reference you prefer, then compare the specific dial, bezel, case, movement and bracelet or strap configuration available for that model.
Dial and bezel combinations are major visual differences across the Daytona family. Black and white configurations are common within steel-style references, while other models can use different colors, subdial contrasts and material combinations.
Bezel construction also depends on the reference. Review the current product images and specifications when comparing ceramic-style and metal-style configurations.
Movement configuration can vary by reference, factory and production version. When comparing models, review the listed caliber information together with winding, time-setting and chronograph functions.
For chronograph-equipped versions, operation of the start, stop and reset functions should be considered alongside hand alignment and reset position during product-level review.
Factory names are only one part of a Daytona comparison. Different references and production versions may use different movement configurations, case construction, dial details, bezel components, bracelets, straps or finishing methods.
Check the factory and current version together with the exact product specification. This provides a more useful comparison than selecting a watch from the factory name alone.
A Daytona QC review can include visible case and bezel details, dial and marker alignment, bracelet or strap installation, exterior condition and basic operation. Where applicable, chronograph operation can also be reviewed.
Available pre-shipment QC material can help confirm that the reference and visible configuration being prepared correspond with the selected model.
A practical selection process begins with the reference, followed by dial and bezel preference, material configuration, bracelet or strap, movement specification and factory version.
Once these details are narrowed down, compare the current product images, specifications, availability and price. This makes it easier to distinguish similar Daytona configurations within the collection.
Compare available Daytona references, configurations, specifications and current product information.