Which entry level white gold daytona?

[Kingcobb]

If i can manage it, I really want to go looking for a WG daytona. Something in the sub 40k range. Trying to make up my mind on which one though.....I already have a black dial 126500 so thinking something different then that.

2nd hand watches I've seen online dont seem to be going form much of a discount over msrp.

[inadeje]

Since you have the black dial then I would strongly suggest this one. It’s a beautiful combination and stunning in person. Another alternative would be the silver dialed oysterflex variant.

[4reRlxGuy]

Online prices are not always representative of what pieces actually trade hands for based on recent personal experiences.

I've been trying to get out of a few full precious metal sports pieces (including daytonas). Dealers are offering 20-30% off msrp.

[4reRlxGuy]

Just for reference I have a full white gold daytona with a blue dial (unworn and fully stickered) that hasn't had an offer above 32k.

[Zach69SS]

The blue dial 116509 is a winner or the racing dial. So that you have some contrast.
Post some pics once you decide.

Cheers,

[4 Aussies]

Originally Posted by inadeje

Winner!

[jb335]

Originally Posted by 4reRlxGuy

Just for reference I have a full white gold daytona with a blue dial (unworn and fully stickered) that hasn't had an offer above 32k.

I assume you mean offer from a Grey?

Sell it yourself. Don’t leave 10k on the table


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[Kingcobb]

Been debating primarily between the blue one and this version of 116509.....

[jb335]

Blue dial 116509 all day long

The other John Mayer


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[t65tampa]

For the white gold Daytona models, the best deals will be on the early 116509 variants. Some cool “racing” dial options are out there. I was able to find this one earlier this year. Couldn’t be happier with it!




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[7sins]

One of these two, I owned the meteorite for a bit and enjoyed it.

[996marty]

The blue dial looks better

[bp1000]

Had it since 2017. Always a joy to wear. Might even be the Rolex I’d keep if I sold then all

[padi56]

Originally Posted by Kingcobb

If i can manage it, I really want to go looking for a WG daytona. Something in the sub 40k range. Trying to make up my mind on which one though.....I already have a black dial 126500 so thinking something different then that.

2nd hand watches I've seen online dont seem to be going form much of a discount over msrp.

Would hardly call any Rolex precious metal watches entry level, but they mostly have the same important bit in any watch the movement.

[ikincooper]

Given you already have a SS Daytona on a bracelet, I’d personally be looking for an oysterflex wg model.


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[lord91]

Originally Posted by padi56

Would hardly call any Rolex precious metal watches entry level, but they mostly have the same important bit in any watch the movement.

I was thinking the same.

[ratty]

Originally Posted by padi56

Would hardly call any Rolex precious metal watches entry level, but they mostly have the same important bit in any watch the movement.

My thoughts exactly.

You don’t often hear “entry level” and “white gold Daytona” in the same sentence.

[Hulkhunter]

WG Blue dial would be my choice. Under rated.

Also, agree with the sentiment that it’s definitely not an “entry level” watch. It’s full gold!

[2001jesper]

There are no entry level white gold daytonas

[1William]

I like the silver dial with black sub dials.

[77T]

I believe the OP meant "entry level" among WG variants.

In other words, not exotic dials that are too pricey.

For what it's worth, I agree with the folks who mentioned the 116509 concentric Arabic number racing dial. Very legible in the area one needs it the most since it's a bit of a busy chronograph dial.

I had one in TT trim and liked it a lot.


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