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Rolex · Family: Daytona
The Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 126506 is the 40mm, 950 platinum version of Rolex's flagship chronograph, powered by the in-house Calibre 4131 with roughly 72 hours of power reserve and Superlative Chronometer certification. Cazador has no verified price observations yet. Its standout differential: an exclusive brown "chocolate" Cerachrom ceramic bezel reserved solely for the platinum execution, paired with an ice-blue dial and no date window.
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The Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 126506 sits apart from the rest of the current Daytona range by material and by what it deliberately leaves out. Cased in 950 platinum rather than steel or gold, this reference entered the catalog in 2023 carrying the manufacture Calibre 4131, delivering approximately 72 hours of power reserve and independently certified as a Superlative Chronometer.
The bezel is the reference's clearest signature. Rolex fits the 126506 with a fixed monobloc bezel in brown "chocolate" Cerachrom ceramic carrying the tachymeter scale — a finish reserved exclusively for the platinum Daytona. Underneath it sits an ice-blue dial with the chronograph's characteristic three-subdial layout.
The case is finished at 40mm, the water resistance rated to 100 meters, and the sapphire crystal notably carries no date window and no Cyclops lens. The bracelet is the three-link Oyster, closed with the Oysterlock clasp.
As of this writing, the 126506 remains part of Rolex's current catalog and in active production, with no discontinuation announced in the source data used for this fiche.
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Per manufacturer specs, this reference's sapphire crystal carries no date window and no Cyclops lens, unlike many current Rolex sport models.
It's a fixed monobloc bezel in brown "chocolate" Cerachrom ceramic with a tachymeter scale — a finish Rolex reserves exclusively for the platinum Daytona.
It runs Rolex's in-house Calibre 4131, an automatic chronograph movement with roughly 72 hours of power reserve and Superlative Chronometer certification.
It's rated to 100 meters, which comfortably covers everyday water exposure and swimming, though it isn't built as a dedicated dive tool watch.
Yes. Per manufacturer catalog data, the 126506 is a current-catalog reference and remains in active production.
40mm in diameter, cased in 950 platinum — the same case diameter Rolex uses across the current Daytona lineup regardless of case material.
Ice blue, with the chronograph's standard three-subdial layout — a color pairing distinct from the black, white, or meteorite dials used on other current Daytona references.