* ROLEX "Daytona 116500N". Steel chronograph watch, round case, black dial applied with luminescent hour markers, three counters for 12-hour, 30-minute and seconds indications, a railroad minute track, 1/5th of a second graduation, black ceramic bezel with tachymeter graduation, steel Oyster bracelet with folding clasp. Self-winding mechanical movement (unopened). Year 2017. Dial, crown and buckle signed. Ref. 365R9723 No. 116500LN Dial size: 40 mm Wrist circumference: 18 cm Comes with box, overbox, warranty card, user's manual and an additional link. Notes : The Daytona, the emblematic ROLEX watch, was born on the sands of Florida in the United States. From the beginning of the 20th century, Daytona Beach became a mythical place where speed records followed one another. Malcolm Campbell, with his famous "Bluebird", wrote his name into the history books. Rolex, a visionary, became associated with this world, making Campbell one of its first ambassadors. In 1962, Rolex became an official sponsor of the 24 Hours of Daytona. A year later, the first Cosmograph was launched. It was the beginning of a watchmaking saga that would make the Daytona a symbol of sport, luxury and performance. The first generation, from 1963 to 1987, was made up of manual-winding models. Reference 6238, nicknamed "Pre-Daytona", launched the collection. Then the 6239 set the style with its engraved tachometric bezel. From 1965 onwards, the "Daytona" inscription appears on the dial. The 1970s and 1980s saw the arrival of several new Daytona references, such as the 6263 and 6265. But it was in 1988 that Rolex took a major step forward in the history of this watch with the 16520 powered by the Zenith El Primero caliber, the first automatic Daytona. In 2000, the 116520 inaugurated the in-house caliber 4130, a symbol of the company's independence and expertise. In 2016, Rolex took a decisive turn. After sixteen years without a major evolution, Rolex unveils the Daytona 116500N. The addition of a black, scratch-resistant Cérachrom ceramic bezel radically modernizes the model. As soon as it was unveiled, the 116500N aroused unprecedented enthusiasm. A success that can be explained by its timeless design and highly technical features. It's indeed the 4130 caliber inside, but it's its 72-hour power reserve and vertical clutch that make it one of the best chronographs on the market. Sale at the request of AGRASC. All watches were function-tested at the time of writing. Except for the mention of a mechanism "to be overhauled", the watches were functional. However, the accuracy of the movements is not guaranteed, nor is the functioning of the watches beyond the sale.