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18 ct Everose gold · engraved Everose bezel · Oyster bracelet · 40 mm
The Everose Daytona on the Everose bracelet, with Rolex's black and Sundust dial or, since 2025, chocolate with black counters. Sourced to your brief, without the waiting list.
The 126505 is the Everose gold Cosmograph Daytona on the Everose Oyster bracelet, with the tachymetric scale engraved into a fixed Everose bezel. It belongs to the generation Rolex introduced in March 2023 on calibre 4131, and it follows the 116505, which in 2008 was the first Daytona in Everose. Everose is Rolex's own 18 ct pink gold alloy, which Rolex says was created to preserve its colour.
Rolex lists it with a bright black dial and Sundust counters, the pairing it launched with, and since 2025 with a chocolate sunburst dial and black counters. A diamond-set version of the black and Sundust dial is also made. Which dial you want is the first line of the brief.
One thing it does not come with is a meteorite dial. The Everose meteorite on the bracelet was the 116505 of 2021, the dial in our photograph; from 2025 the Everose meteorite is the 126515LN, on the Oysterflex with a ceramic bezel. If it is the meteorite you are after, say so, and we look for those references instead. Availability and timing are confirmed for your request before you commit to anything.
| 126505 | 116505 | |
|---|---|---|
| Introduced | 2023 | 2008, the first Everose Daytona |
| Calibre | 4131, Chronergy escapement | 4130 |
| Meteorite dial | Not offered | Offered from 2021 |
| Case | About 11.9 mm, reshaped lugs | About half a millimetre thicker |
Both are Everose on the Everose bracelet with an engraved bezel. Ask for the 126505 for the current movement and the 2025 chocolate dial; ask for the 116505 if it is the meteorite you want on a bracelet.
| 126505 | 126508 | |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 18 ct Everose | 18 ct yellow gold |
| Coloured dial | Chocolate, black counters (2025) | Green, golden counters (2025) |
| Launch dial | Black, Sundust counters | Several, by suffix |
The same watch in two golds: engraved bezel, bracelet, calibre 4131. Choose by the colour of the gold first, then the dial; both had a new coloured dial added in 2025.
See the 126508Each page is a guide to the reference and how we source it, not a listing. If yours is not here, ask anyway.
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The dial: black and Sundust, chocolate, or diamond-set. If you have a meteorite in mind, say so, because that means the 116505 or the 126515LN rather than this reference.
Confirmed for each request from our network, before you commit to anything. We tell you what is realistic rather than what you would like to hear.
Box, warranty card, booklets, tags and spare links are itemised for the individual watch we propose.
That the reference and dial on the warranty card match the watch, the condition of the engraved Everose bezel and of the bracelet, where gold shows wear first, and any polishing. Service history and any verification you want are set out for the piece.
Send the reference by WhatsApp or the form, with the dial, set and timing that matter to you. A collection or a style is enough to begin.
We go to our network rather than a boutique list, and come back with what is realistic on availability and timing before you commit to anything.
Condition, documents and what accompanies the watch are set out in writing for the individual piece we propose. You decide with the details in front of you.
Bank transfer in any major currency, or crypto. Collection in London or fully insured delivery, agreed for the watch and the destination.
Any brand, any reference, whether or not it appears on this site. Tell us what you have in mind and we take it from there.
Not in the catalogue we have checked. The Everose meteorite on the bracelet was the 116505, from 2021; since 2025 the Everose meteorite is the 126515LN, on the Oysterflex with a black ceramic bezel. We can source either.
Rolex's name for the pink-gold tone it uses on dials and counters. On the 126505's launch dial, the counters are Sundust against a bright black dial.
The 126505 has smaller hour markers, thinner counter rings and a case about 11.9 mm thick, on calibre 4131. The 116505 is the earlier generation on calibre 4130, and the only one of the two offered with a meteorite dial.
Rolex's own 18 ct pink gold alloy, made of gold, copper and a little platinum, created to keep its colour over time.
Yes. Bank transfer in any major currency, or crypto; Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum, USDT and other major coins and stablecoins are accepted. The coin, network and amount are confirmed with you before any transfer.
An exact reference or an idea is enough to start the conversation. We will take care of the search and discuss the options with you.
