The Rolex Daytona stainless steel watch has luminescent hour, minute and second hands that are useful in the dark. Even in the dark you will be able to view the time due to the luminescent hands. The watch has completely functional chronos to tell you the day, date and the military time making this watch a wonderful timepiece.

The Rolex Daytona watch uses an Oyster bracelet and clasp that's distinct from any other sport watch produced by Rolex. Most Oyster bracelets use hollow center links, but the Daytona employs both solid center links as well as solid end links. This will make the watch a little weightier than others, but you simply just aren't able to beat this bracelet for durability. For merely an added feel of stylish characteristics, the bracelet's center link is polished, that gives the bracelet a nice two-tone appearance.

The mineral crystal glass, which is scratch resilient, brings together the dial. The watch features a diamond bezel, 18K gold plated stainless steel case (36mm) and bracelet, which makes it step into highly luxurious line.

Paul Newman Rolex Daytona Watch:
In the late-1960s, Rolex created a stainless steel, manual-wound watch for Paul Newman. The Cosmograph Daytona was named when the actor donned one in the 1969 racing film "Winning." The Paul Newman featured a fancy dial with oversized indexes and wasn't an immediate success. In the mid-1980s, however, a new interest in the watch prompted the company to introduce a re-launch. The updated Daytona was introduced in 1991 and it replicated the original built-in stopwatch.

Rolex Daytona watches have become the representation of genuine elegance, luxury, and sophistication. Everything from stainless steel to 18k gold; there’s a Rolex Daytona for absolutely everyone.