The new book “Self-Winding Rolex Daytona” is the most complete and detailed edition of these watches.
With 320 pages of completely unpublished content, the authors begin their journey in 1988 with reference 16520. You will find 12 different dials for this model alone which are illustrated and described down to the smallest detail.
After this long and thorough check of all references with a Zenith movement, 14 different dial types of Ref. 116520 are illustrated and described down to the smallest detail, including the "chromalight" variants , "Cream" and "APH", to name just a few examples.
In this edition you will find individual pieces and very rare prototypes, as well as tailor-made watches and special dials.
Technical equipment and testing of all watch parts (movements, dials , Bezels, sub-dials, case backs, hands, indices, pushers, winding crowns, bracelets and much more).
Special eye-catcher k is focused on the differences between dials and bezels: These small features have a big influence on the value of a watch.
This book focuses on the most sought-after “Cerachrom” Daytona, illustrates NOS models including box and guarantee and provides information about them what a watch should look like when you buy it today. This information is very helpful when you consider all the non-original models on the market.
In addition, you will find a description of all the latest models of the Oysterflex, the Racing Dials, the Daytona Beach, the Meteorite, the Everose, the Platona, the Rainbow and many more.
This book also contains a list of the dials that can be attached to each reference and the alphanumeric codes stamped on the bracelet clasps.
This extremely useful reference index will help you identify the watch, you are looking for, easy to find. The “Self-Winding Rolex Daytona” edition comes with a booklet with the latest reviews of all published watches, depending on their condition.