Size: 40mm x 13mm (Thickness)

Movement: Nickle Plated Rolex Mechanical Movement

Case: Polished 904L Yellow Gold Plated steel case

Crystal: Swiss Standard Scratch proof anti reflective Sapphire Crystal

Dial: Diamond Dial

Bezel: Full Rainbow Daytona Bezel

Bracelet: New Style Oyster Bracelet

Clasp: New Rolex Clasp

Back: Solid Case Back

Crown: Screw down crown with o ring

Functions: Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Date at position 3 (set via crown)

Remark: 1:1 replica from a genuine watch sample

Water Proof: 100 Meters/10atm

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This watch is, like, literally out of this world, ok? That seemingly scratched-up surface and intriguing shades of grey on the dials of the latest Rolex Cosmograph Daytonas aren’t the handiwork of some careless decorator. Rather, the dials’ web of coarse lines and tones, known officially as Widmanstätten patterns, have taken what seemed like an eternity to forge, hewn from metallic meteorite that came from asteroids which exploded millions of years ago and had, somehow, landed on our unsuspecting planet.

The meteorite’s journey is one arduous ride, too, having travelled and cooled through the cosmos before landing on Earth. The unique material, which comprises nickel and iron, eventually form a unique crystallisation during its incredible journey, which we can now enjoy on the dials of Rolex’s latest Daytona models.

The Gibeon meteorite most likely originated as a piece of molten planetary core, which was released when the planet broke apart billions of years ago. The meteorite then made its way slowly through space, traveling for millions of years until it landed on Earth. As the molten meteorite traveled, it cooled in the vacuum of space. While slowly cooling, the famous Widmanstätten pattern (named after Alois von Beckh Widmanstätten) formed, leaving the unique ribbons of crystalized iron and nickel composites that are revealed when the material is cut into slices. While this pattern isn't difficult to artificially replicate, it is virtually impossible to reproduce in a lab setting, making it all that more exclusive. Additionally, the Gibeon meteorite isn’t the only space rock on the planet for companies to source meteorite dials, but it does produce the most attractive patterns.

Given the rare, naturally occurring composition of metallic meteorite, each thinly sliced piece of cosmic stone that appears on the dial is inherently unique, and no two dials are similar. Rolex, of course, only works with the best quality meteorites – known in the trade as the ‘Gibeon’ Meteorite, a Class IVA meteorite – and uses only the sections that displays the most beautiful crystalline patterns.

The Air-King has always occupied a simple, entry-level position in Rolex’s lineup. While the line has always received far less attention than Rolex’s other, more expensive, and feature-rich offerings, the Rolex Air-King has a unique and rich history and has been in production for over 70 years.

Rolex Day-Date Watches

As a pioneering watchmaker, Replica Rolex Day Date led the market from the front with its continuing technological triumphs. The 1956 Day-Date was one of those triumphs, being the first watch to feature self-changing day and date indicators. The Day-Date is offered by Rolex to every American President in office at the White House.

Although Rolex has long featured watches with meteorite dials, starting with early Day-Date and Daytona models, and subsequently also on premium variants of the Pearlmaster and Datejust, they are rare and hard to come by. The last sighting of a Rolex meteorite model was in 2019, when the brand issued the Ref. 126719 BLRO ‘Pepsi’ GMT-Master II in white gold.

This year, though, collectors have THREE options to lust after with new Cosmograph Daytonas in white, yellow and Everose gold. The new models will be familiar to fans; part of the range’s third series line-up that has been around since 2000, which features 40mm cases with gold or Cerachrom bezels, driven by Rolex’s in-house Calibre 4130 automatic chronograph movement that is precise to +/-2 seconds per day with 72 hours of power reserve.

Having said that, much like a bejewelled variant, a Rolex watch with meteorite dial is a statement of lavishness. With such a captivating material taking centre stage, the new Cosmograph Daytonas are instantly imbued with an air of flamboyance. Of the three, we are most partial to the model in white gold with black Cerachrom bezel and Oysterflex bracelet. It is easily the most ‘casual’ option that amplifies the racing DNA of the collection, even though it is virtually impossible to contain the meteorite’s indelible presence. The models in full yellow and Everose gold with matching three-piece Oyster bracelets, needless to say, appear even more extravagant.