Rolex's emblematic chronograph enjoys demand that structurally outstrips supply. Boutique waiting lists feed a tight secondary market, but professional buyers do not all value the same references in the same way.
The references that make the difference
- Steel Daytona with ceramic bezel (116500LN, 126500LN): the most in demand;
- Rolesor Daytona in steel and gold: strong demand, stable values;
- Yellow gold, white gold and Everose Daytona: value tied to gold weight and dial;
- Daytona with a distinctive dial (Panda, Meteorite, vintage Paul Newman): a substantial premium.
What weighs on the offer you receive
- A complete full set (box, dated warranty card, invoice): up to a 10% difference;
- An unstretched bracelet with the spare links kept;
- No excessive polishing: original edges are valued;
- A documented last Rolex service.
How we work
Your Daytona is presented simultaneously to several Rolex chronograph specialists. We compare the offers received and present you with only the most relevant one. You remain free to decline: nothing is due if the sale does not happen.
See the Rolex Daytona buy-back price list.
Tell us about your Daytona and let us put buyers in competition.