Rose gold Daytona, black dial: four references, and how to tell which one you have seen.
Everose, Rolex's own pink gold, has carried a black Daytona dial on four references. On the Everose bracelet with an engraved Everose bezel: the 116505, the first Everose Daytona in 2008, and the 126505 that followed it in 2023, whose launch dial Rolex calls bright black and Sundust. On the Oysterflex with a black Cerachrom bezel: the 116515LN, introduced on leather in 2011 and moved to the Oysterflex in 2017, and the current 126515LN.
Whatever the reference, the counters are not white. On the 126505 and 126515LN they are Sundust, Rolex's pink-gold tone; on the 116505 and 116515LN they are pink gold. A rose gold Daytona with a black dial and white counters is not a configuration Rolex has catalogued, so if that is what you have seen, send us the photograph before anything else.
Two things settle which watch you mean: the bezel, engraved gold on the bracelet references and black ceramic on the Oysterflex ones, and the generation, calibre 4130 before 2023 and 4131 after. Tell us what you have seen and we tell you exactly which reference it was; availability and timing are confirmed for your request before you commit to anything.
- 18 ct Everose gold, Rolex's own pink gold alloy
- Black dial with Sundust or pink gold counters, never white
- Engraved Everose bezel on the bracelet, black Cerachrom on the Oysterflex
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