Rolex’s Cosmograph Daytona comes in a variety of case materials — white gold, rose gold, yellow gold (they have a thing for gold, apparently) and platinum. Steel is also an option, but it’s sometimes ...

Among iconic wristwatches, the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona sits at the top of the heap. Built to track the times of race-car drivers—hence the central chronograph hand, tachymetric bezel, and ...

The two most important Rolex introductions at Baselworld 2017, the new Sea-Dweller and Daytona, are important next-generation timepieces that revitalize the brand. They are perfect examples of ...

For the new piece, Rolex replaced the iconic tachymeter scale on the bezel with 36 trapeze-cut diamonds totaling 4.58 carats, and decorated the dial with swirls of black lacquer surrounded by 243 ...

According to Rolex, deliveries of the white, yellow, and Everose gold Daytona Oysterflex models to retailers across the country have just begun, with a retail price of $28,800. Related Stories ...

Indeed, his Rolex Cosmograph Daytona, ref. 116518LN-0076, is no “standard” Daytona (if there even is such a thing). Rather, it features a yellow-gold case paired with a gray meteorite dial.

Rolex has unveiled a special Daytona in the name of celebrating the centenary of the 24 Hours of Le Mans race.. The newly iterated emblematic reference arrives in an 18-carat white gold build from ...

In the box you'll also find a second strap, with a rubber variant which matches the dial colour on offer. Priced at $15,500 (approx. £12,500 / AU$24,900) this one is certain to turn a few heads.

A surprise was a new Deepsea, Rolex’s most extreme diver watch, in a bold 18K gold case and bracelet with a blue face and bezel. The 44mm watch is on the larger side, but the gold lettering on ...

Rolesor: Not really its own metal, this is a name Rolex gives to its patented method of combining Oystersteel and gold in its many two-tone models. Cerachrom: Rolex’s proprietary ceramic is ...