With the advent of the new millennium, Rolex launched its new Daytona chronograph, sporting a redesigned case with new shiny lugs, a bracelet with solid links and of course, a brand new in-house movement cal. 4130. From a technical point of view, the new caliber maintains the COSC certification, has 44 rubies, a four-arms monometallic balance wheel made in Glucydur, micrometric ‘microstar’ regulation featuring four elements screwed onto the balance wheel's ring, 28,000 alternations per hour, KIF shock-absorbing device. Subtle and discreet, the dial also received a facelift where the sub-register for running seconds had migrated from 9 to 6 o’clock.

The present example is a rare variant within the 116520 family, and is nicknamed the "APH Daytona" due to its dial configuration. Produced from 2011 to 2014 approximately, this version displays a gap between the "R" and "APH" in "Cosmograph" on the dial. Offered in excellent overall condition by the original owner with its accessories, this is the perfect opportunity for lovers of the Daytona to acquire one now, especially with an ever-growing demand for these rare collectibles.