Sell Your Rolex Daytona Watch
4 REASONS TO SELL YOUR WATCH WITH US
1. Trusted & Integrity
Decades of experience in the luxury watch market.
2. Top Dollar for Your Watch
Competitive pricing based on the current luxury market conditions.
3. Hassle-Free Process
Our dedicated experts make selling your watch a seamless experience..
4. Locations Across Major Cities
Find us in New York, Beverly Hills, and Miami.
Why Sell Your Rolex Daytona Watch With Wrist Aficionado
Wrist Aficionado is a global leader in the procurement and sales of exceptional and rare timepieces.
Whether you are a seasoned collector or a first-timer, we have an exceptional team of in-house experts who will be along your side throughout the whole process. We are committed to providing you with expert guidance on the most optimal choices, leveraging our extensive industry expertise and employing a meticulous, data-centric methodology.
We not only have a strong online presence, but three physical locations you can visit us at in NYC, MIA, and Beverly Hills.
You can rest assured we are not going anywhere, and will be here to help you anytime you need us. We will ensure your watch reaches a wide audience of collectors around the world, allowing us to achieve significantly greater returns for you...
Sell Your Rolex Daytona Watch with Wrist Aficionado
- Same-day response from our buying team during business hours
- Authentication by trained watchmakers, not algorithms
- Acceptance of every Daytona generation, from vintage four-digit to current production
- Full insurance on inbound and outbound shipping
- Box, papers, and service records considered as part of the review
- Flexible payment options including wire transfer and certified check
- Confidential handling, with no public listing tied to your serial number
- Direct contact with a real specialist from inquiry to closeout
Rolex Daytona Reference Guide
Find your Rolex Daytona model below to get an accurate offer from our experts.
Rolex Daytona
| Reference Number | Metal, Case Size |
|---|---|
| 16518 | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 16520 | Stainless Steel, 40mm |
| 116500 | Stainless Steel, 40mm |
| 116500LN | Stainless Steel, 40mm |
| 116503 | Stainless Steel, 40mm |
| 116503 | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 116505 | Rose Gold, 40mm |
| 116506 | Platinum, 40mm |
| 116508 | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 116509 | White Gold, 40mm |
| 116515LN | Rose Gold, 40mm |
| 116518 | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 116518LN | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 116519 | White Gold, 40mm |
| 116519LN | White Gold, 40mm |
| 116520 | Stainless Steel, 40mm |
| 116523 | Stainless Steel, 40mm |
| 116523 | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 116576TBR | Platinum, 40mm |
| 116588SACO | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 116589TBR | White Gold, 40mm |
| 116595RBOW | Rose Gold, 40mm |
| 116598RBOW | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 116598SACO | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 116598TBR | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 116599RBOW | White Gold, 40mm |
| 126500LN | Stainless Steel, 40mm |
| 126503 | Stainless Steel, 40mm |
| 126505 | Rose Gold, 40mm |
| 126506 | Platinum, 40mm |
| 126508 | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 126509 | White Gold, 40mm |
| 126515LN | Rose Gold, 40mm |
| 126518LN | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 126519LN | White Gold, 40mm |
| 126525LN | Rose Gold, 40mm |
| 126528LN | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 126529LN | White Gold, 40mm |
| 126535TBR | Rose Gold, 40mm |
| 126538TBR | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 126538TRO | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 126539TBR | White Gold, 40mm |
| 126555TBR | Rose Gold, 40mm |
| 126576TBR | Platinum, 40mm |
| 126579RBR | White Gold, 40mm |
| 126589RBR | White Gold, 40mm |
| 126595TBR | Rose Gold, 40mm |
| 126598RBOW | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 126598TRU | Yellow Gold, 40mm |
| 126599TRU | White Gold, 40mm |
| 126599TSA | White Gold, 40mm |
A Brief History of the Rolex Daytona
Rolex introduced the Cosmograph Daytona in 1963 as a chronograph built for racing drivers, with a tachymeter scale that lets the wearer calculate average speed over a measured distance. The name reflected Rolex's role as the official timekeeper at the Daytona International Speedway in Florida. Early manual-wind references such as the 6239 and 6263 ran on Valjoux movements and remained in production through the late 1980s. In 1988, Rolex introduced the 16520 with an automatic movement based on the Zenith El Primero, and in 2000 the brand moved to its first fully in-house chronograph caliber, the 4130. The current generation arrived in 2023 with the caliber 4131, a redesigned case profile, and Cerachrom bezels across nearly the entire lineup.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the process take?
Most direct sales finish within three to five business days from accepted offer to funds received. Consignment timelines vary based on the model and the buyer pool.
How does the offer process work?
Submit your reference number, condition notes, and photos through our site or by email. Our buying team reviews the submission and replies with a written offer, often the same day.
Which Daytona models do you accept?
Every generation. We buy vintage four-digit references, Zenith-era five-digit models, modern six-digit references, and current production. Steel, two-tone, and full precious metal cases are all welcome.
What should I prepare before sending my watch?
Locate your original box, papers, and any service records. Take clear photos of the dial, caseback, bracelet, and bezel. Note any known service work or replacement parts. The more our team knows up front, the smoother the review.





