Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona Automatic Watch White Gold and Alligator with Sodalite Dial and Diamond Markers 40

Introduced in 1963, the Daytona is the pinnacle of quality and one of Rolex’s most beloved sports watches. This special Rolex Daytona review showcases the enduring design of fashion and functionality that goes from the race track to the boardroom and everywhere in between. It is the ultimate timing tool for endurance racing drivers and luxury watch collectors.

First known as “Le Mans” after the race held in Le Mans, France, it is a perfect racing watch with a tachometer bezel. It allows drivers to measure elapsed time and calculate average speed. Rolex rebranded the watch “Daytona” as a nod to Daytona Beach in Florida, a mecca for auto racing enthusiasts. 

Famous fans like Paul Newman propelled the watch’s popularity. The actor was also a race car driver, sporting his favorite watch in many Daytona Beach events. There’s even a version of the style named after him and easily recognizable by its contrasting colored scale around the dial. Highly sought after and valuable, it is the highest-priced timepiece sold at auction for 17.8 million.

First introduced in 1963, the reference 6239 chronograph that became the Rolex Daytona was a departure from Rolex’s earlier chronographs in a number of ways. Most obviously in the watch’s aesthetics. First, the production of the main dial and indicators were in inverse colors rather than the previous one-color dials. These one-color dials were generally either a black dial with white indicators or vice versa. Second, Rolex removed the printed tachymeter scale from the dial and engraved it on the bezel instead. The Rolex Daytona changes improved the legibility of the watch’s indicators. However, it also gave the watch a much sportier look.

If there is a watch that defines Rolex as a brand, it would be the Rolex Daytona. Or, to call it by its full and proper name, the Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona. In the 1930’s, when Rolex was making itself known for producing versatile and durable sports watches. This is due, in part, to its “Oyster” case. At the same time, the beaches of Daytona, Florida were serving well for Sir Malcolm Campbell. Here he continuously set and broke the land speed world record. From there, Daytona began establishing itself as the epicenter for the emerging sport of stock car racing. Rolex began developing a chronograph that could be used specifically for auto racing. In 1963, Rolex introduced its newest chronograph, later known as the Rolex Daytona. It’s a racing watch which became synonymous with car racing, NASCAR, and the Daytona Beach track in particular

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There’s a lot of anticipation for the first $100 Swiss Rolex collection post Alessandro Michele’s departure. He was a big purveyor of blurring the boundaries and of exploring eccentricity and femininity and romanticism, so where does that have a place in the house now? I’m really curious about that. Also, we’ve seen really interesting entries into historic houses like Rhuigi Villaseñorat Bally and Maximilian Davis at Ferragamo. This opens us up to a lot of experimentation, a lot of expansive thinking, and a lot of creativity. 

We’re definitely still seeing a lot of utilitarian influences, but before I would even talk about utility, one of the most important things we’re seeing is a focus on proportion. We’re seeing strong movement toward things that are voluminous, things that are full, things that are baggier. It ties in nicely with this agnostic point of view as far as a-gendered clothing. It’s neither this nor that, and that to me is really, really exciting. This play of proportions will influence the broad customer base in ways that are practical. I don’t expect everybody to be wearing a Comme des Garçons drop shoulder jacket, or an extended lapel coat, but it will inform.

That’s a hard question! I hate to keep using this word permissiveness, but I just want everybody to be able to wear what they want, and I want to see more options out there for people to embrace. I love when there are multiple directions that many different kinds of people can respond to. I think it’s important that there’s enough fashion out there for people to feel connected to. 

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Green dial Daytona

2023 is also the 60th anniversary of the Daytona, first launched in 1953. In traditional Rolex fashion, we can expect Rolex to release a Daytona with a green dial.

Releasing watches with green dials has been a traditional way for Rolex to celebrate the anniversary of many models – which makes sense as it is the company’s signature color.

We’re not so sure that it makes sense for Rolex to release a steel Daytona with a green dial. Anniversary watches are often made in precious metals as steel is not special enough to celebrate big anniversaries. The fact that Rolex already has a green dial Daytona in its collection – the “John Mayer” 116508 in yellow gold speaks against it, but a 60th anniversary is still a special event worth celebrating.

With this said, Rolex could release a white gold Daytona with a green dial or even a platinum version. But due to the huge popularity o the Oysterflex Daytona, we wouldn’t be surprised if Rolex released a rose gold Oysterflex Daytona with a green dial. The Day-Date 40 with an olive green dial has already proven just how well green and rose gold can go together. And the popularity of this watch is huge. So why wouldn’t Rolex want to replicate that with a Daytona as well?

It’s uncommon for Rolex to introduce a new material and only use it for one watch and purpose. It requires time, money, and resources to develop anything new and from a business perspective, you want to get value for your money. So with the resources Rolex has spent in developing, testing, and evaluating titanium for the use of its watches, it’s almost guaranteed that Rolex will release more watches in titanium. Whether that is in 2023 or at a later stage is a trickier question.

Yacht-Master in titanium

Rolex is a very traditional brand that focuses on evolution rather than revolution. As such, it consistently makes small yet important upgrades to its watches to improve their performance and accuracy. But every now and then, Rolex steps out of this and presents something new and truly exciting. One such event is when Rolex released the Oysterflex bracelet. If you would have asked the CEO of Rolex what he thought about the idea of putting a rubber strap on a Rolex 20 years ago, he would probably laugh. But then, albeit years after its competitors, the Oysterflex was launched.

The same can be said about titanium. Titanium is a material that is used by numerous watch brands and has been so for years. Omega, Breitling, and Rolex’s sister brand Tudor are just some examples.

Using titanium in a sports watch makes sense. It’s extremely light, it’s durable, and it is highly corrosion-resistant. The catch is that it’s not generally regarded as very luxurious. Instead, quite the opposite,

But in 2022, Rolex surprised the watch industry by releasing its first watch made in titanium – the Deepsea Challenge reference 126067. It became the watch with the greatest water resistance ever created and with its size of 50mm, making it in titanium was a necessity to actually making it wearable.

The fact of the matter is that before the launch of the Deepsea Challenge, the Rolex testimony, and sailor Sir Ben Ainslie was spotted wearing a 42mm no-date Yacht-Master prototype made in titanium in 2021. Most people didn’t realize it as it looks rather similar to the Yacht-Master 42 in white gold, but it certainly tells us something about Rolex’s plans moving forward.

Let me start by telling you why I love vintage Rolex watches. Like most other vintage watches (from other brands), a Rolex sports watch from the 1960s or ’70s has an aura of adventure; the wear on the case and bracelet show that the watches had something of a rough life; the things that the watch witnessed might have been awesome. The fun with vintage Rolex watches is that because there are so many of them around, you can usually find the exact “configuration” that suits your personal taste. For example, I don’t like the ones with the old tritium markers that have turned a mustard yellow color; I prefer them slightly off-white. I also don’t like spider-web dials (cracked paint) and prefer them to be all-matte with big, round hour markers. And I would rather have a watch that had decent servicing throughout the decades than a watch that still has its original crown, seals and crystal. But I know that there are dozens of people who prefer just the opposite.