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Rolex · Family: Daytona
The Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 126500LN is the current-production, 40mm Oystersteel chronograph fitted since 2023 with Rolex's in-house Calibre 4131, offering roughly 72 hours of power reserve and Superlative Chronometer certification. Cazador has zero verified price observations. Its clearest differential: a fixed, monobloc black Cerachrom bezel, and — since the Daytona carries no date — no Cyclops lens on the sapphire crystal.
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Rolex refreshed the Cosmograph Daytona in 2023 around an entirely new engine: Calibre 4131, an in-house automatic chronograph movement built to deliver roughly 72 hours of power reserve. Every 126500LN carries Rolex's own Superlative Chronometer certification.
The case architecture is pure current-generation Daytona: a 40mm Oystersteel case rated to 100 meters of water resistance, topped with a black Cerachrom ceramic bezel insert engraved with a tachymeter scale. That bezel is fixed and monobloc — permanently bonded into the case rather than assembled as a separate rotating part.
The black dial keeps the three chronograph subdials that define the Daytona's face. Because this line has no date function, the sapphire crystal sits flat and uninterrupted, with none of the Cyclops magnifier Rolex fits to date-equipped references like the Datejust or Submariner Date.
On the wrist, the 126500LN closes on an Oyster-link bracelet secured by the Oysterlock folding clasp. As of this writing, the reference remains in Rolex's current catalog and in active production, with no discontinuation announced.
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It runs Rolex's in-house Calibre 4131, an automatic chronograph movement with roughly 72 hours of power reserve and Superlative Chronometer certification.
No. The Daytona line has no date function, so the sapphire crystal is flat with no Cyclops magnifier.
No. It's a fixed, monobloc black Cerachrom ceramic bezel with a tachymeter scale, permanently bonded into the case.
It's rated to 100 meters of water resistance — solid for everyday wear and splashes, though less than dedicated dive references like the Submariner's 300 meters.
40mm in diameter, cased in Oystersteel, with an Oyster bracelet secured by the Oysterlock clasp.
Yes. Per manufacturer catalog data, the 126500LN is a current-catalog reference in active production.
Rolex fitted this reference with the new in-house Calibre 4131 chronograph movement, offering roughly 72 hours of power reserve and Superlative Chronometer certification.