Cosmograph Daytona Meteorite Everose

Four Billion Years, Warmed Up.

The dial was cut from an iron meteorite formed in the core of an asteroid, and the crystalline Widmanstätten pattern across its face cannot be replicated. No two are the same. Against Everose gold the grey turns warmer than it ever looks in white metal, and the full gold bracelet gives it the weight to carry it.

Everose is cast in Rolex's own foundry and alloyed so the colour holds.

• Reference: 116505
• Case: 40mm 18ct Everose gold
• Bezel: 18ct Everose gold with engraved tachymetric scale
• Dial: Meteorite with black counters, applied hour markers with Chromalight display
• Movement: Calibre 4130, Perpetual, mechanical, self-winding chronograph
• Power Reserve: Approximately 72 hours
• Bracelet: Oyster in 18ct Everose gold with Oysterlock safety clasp
• Water Resistance: 100 metres / 330 feet