Rolex Daytona Black Dial Chronograph 116520
Rolex announced the all-steel Rolex Daytona ref. 116520 in 2000, replacing its predecessor the "El Primero" reference 16520 and introducing the line to the first in-house calibre 4130 Daytona movement. Stainless steel variations with Rolex-made movement such as this particular used Rolex are typically in short supply, a fact that some collectors can attribute to the lower selling price that often accompanies steel models. The logic behind that argument is that precious metal references come with a higher profit margin and can better cover the costs of producing the sophisticated movements that are within each watch. That being said, this is an excellent opportunity to add a rare, all-steel 6-digit Daytona to your luxury watch collection at an amazing price - and without the waitlist.
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Rolex Daytona Black Dial Chronograph 116520
Rolex announced the all-steel Rolex Daytona ref. 116520 in 2000, replacing its predecessor the "El Primero" reference 16520 and introducing the line to the first in-house calibre 4130 Daytona movement. Stainless steel variations with Rolex-made movement such as this particular used Rolex are typically in short supply, a fact that some collectors can attribute to the lower selling price that often accompanies steel models. The logic behind that argument is that precious metal references come with a higher profit margin and can better cover the costs of producing the sophisticated movements that are within each watch. That being said, this is an excellent opportunity to add a rare, all-steel 6-digit Daytona to your luxury watch collection at an amazing price - and without the waitlist.
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Rolex announced the all-steel Rolex Daytona ref. 116520 in 2000, replacing its predecessor the "El Primero" reference 16520 and introducing the line to the first in-house calibre 4130 Daytona movement. Stainless steel variations with Rolex-made movement such as this particular used Rolex are typically in short supply, a fact that some collectors can attribute to the lower selling price that often accompanies steel models. The logic behind that argument is that precious metal references come with a higher profit margin and can better cover the costs of producing the sophisticated movements that are within each watch. That being said, this is an excellent opportunity to add a rare, all-steel 6-digit Daytona to your luxury watch collection at an amazing price - and without the waitlist.
