Daytona Giraffe · 126555TBR
Rolex Daytona Giraffe 126555TBR
| Maison | Rolex |
|---|---|
| Model | Daytona Giraffe |
| Collection | Daytona |
| Reference | 126555TBR |
| Case Material | Rose Gold |
| Dial | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Year | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Condition | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Box & Papers | Confirmed on enquiry |
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Born for the racetrack, coveted everywhere else.
The Cosmograph Daytona was built in 1963 for endurance drivers, its tachymetric bezel reading average speed at a glance. Scarcity and an unbroken design language have made it the most sought-after chronograph on earth.
See the full Daytona collection →- 01Named for the Daytona International Speedway in Florida.
- 02The 'Paul Newman' dial Daytona is among the most valuable wristwatches ever sold.
- 03Today's Daytona runs Rolex's in-house calibre 4130/4131 chronograph movement.
About the Rolex Daytona
- What defines the Rolex Daytona?
- The Cosmograph Daytona was built in 1963 for endurance drivers, its tachymetric bezel reading average speed at a glance. Scarcity and an unbroken design language have made it the most sought-after chronograph on earth.
- What should I know about the Daytona before buying?
- Named for the Daytona International Speedway in Florida.
- How do I acquire a Rolex Daytona from Maison Soletti?
- Every Daytona reference in our register is verified and presented for private acquisition. Submit an enquiry and a specialist will reply — usually within 48 hours — with full pricing, additional photography and video, condition and box-and-papers status, and will help you secure the watch.
The House of Rolex
Rolex set the terms of the modern wristwatch. The Oyster case of 1926 made it the first waterproof watch; the Perpetual rotor of 1931 made it self-winding. A century on, every reference is a certified chronometer — and the most recognised object in watchmaking.
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