Do you wear a Daytona as a daily?

[YoungMoneyAssassin]

I wear mine most days. It’s a steel Rolex after all…

No issues at all. Every 10 years you’ll send it in for service and get those minor scratches taken care of.

No point owning a watch like that and not enjoying it IMO.


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[NineMMParabellum]

Originally Posted by Joearch

Like others here, I change up watches daily. But I often end up with one of the Daytona’s on the wrist. Variety of SS and PM on leather and OF makes for a number of options. Perfect fit for my wrist and lifestyle.

I like the white dial and the red second and chrono hands on the last picture! Which model is it?

[SS Oyster]

My normal go to daily watch is black dial 116500. Love it! Comfortable. Goes with everything.


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[MRBolton]

I've daily-ed both a 116500 stainless white dial and a 116508 yellow gold champagne dial. The Daytona is an awesome daily watch and very legible once you get used to it. If you like to time stuff, using the chronograph is a lot of fun.

[YoyoGift8]

I wear my Black 116500 almost daily except for some days that I switch it out. Certainly gets majority of the wrist time.

[EL Diablo]

I don't daily my 2 but the Daytona makes a great daily.
I find them extremely comfortable.

[ChronoSloth]

Absolutely an everyday watch, unless your mood changes for something different.

[Farran]

Absolutely! it's just another watch and can be worn as daily.

[sgtpeper]

I do wish there was an unpolished bracelet option. That would take some of the fear factor away ha

[edyu]

Originally Posted by ChronoSloth

Absolutely an everyday watch, unless your mood changes for something different.

Which jubilee bracelet is that?

[geoach]

every
rolex can be worn everyday

[yankeeromeo]

Originally Posted by geoach

every
rolex can be worn everyday

I disagree on this.
I live in London I wouldn't go out in certain PM pieces at night.

I wish we lived in a world this wasn't the case

I think the Daytona is still an expensive sort after watch but still subtle compared to most

[Phil8352]

If a Bluesy (which is flashier and has buttery-soft scratch magnet PCLs) can be a daily driver, why not a SS Daytona?

The PCLs are largely a non-issue if you don’t rub the smudges off of them with your shirt and give a nice warm bath in Dawn every 1-2 days.

[BLACKHORSE 6]

116520 is my daily. Still love it.

[Krash]

Yes, but I like to wear a different watch everyday, so no such thing as a daily watch for me.


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[travisb]

I've got 2 16520 but they don't get daily duty. I prefer a modern Sub or GMT for that.

[ChronoSloth]

Originally Posted by edyu

which jubilee bracelet is that?

63600

[edyu]

Originally Posted by ChronoSloth

63600

And it fits perfectly? Interesting. Thanks

[ChronoSloth]

Originally Posted by edyu

And it fits perfectly? Interesting. Thanks

Yes, it fits reference 116520 and 116500, not 126500.

[padi56]

Originally Posted by sampelligrino

You can easily daily a Daytona. But yes desk diving scuffs and minor scratches will appear far more easily on the polished parts of the bracelet and case, versus the brushed nature of the Sub. Whether that bothers you enough to prevent you from having the Daytona as a daily is entirely up to you. Doesn't bother me at all, sh!t happens and it's a watch at the end of the day

Have to agree the Daytona is just a watch nothing more, and like all watches when bought they are meant to be worn. And when serviced any normal wearing scratches easily rectified by those nice persons at RSC.

[Joearch]

Originally Posted by NineMMParabellum

I like the white dial and the red second and chrono hands on the last picture! Which model is it?

I sourced red hands and had them installed to make the watch more legible.

[wgdaytona]

Wore it daily about 17 years. My Rolex Trained Independent watchmaker finally serviced it not long before I parted with it. He said nothing was wrong and it looked great. No polish, ultrasound only cleaning, reassembly, and go. Damn, I was stupid and miss it. Biggest Rolex mistake was letting it go. AND, I'm talking about my love for wearing it, not the damn money.