Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Everose Gold
With the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Everose Gold, the designers from the Rolex manufacture have magnificently showcased this special type of gold with its soft rose-colored shine. The Oyster case with screwed and waterproof case back and the Oyster bracelet are made of 18-carat Everose gold, which, unlike yellow gold or white gold, combines shine and color reflections like hardly any other metal. The fixed tachymeter bezel is also made of Everose gold. It is engraved and frames the dial like a crown. As a variant of the Oyster bracelet, there is an alternative case production for the lighter Oysterflex bracelet with elastomer coating.
Everose gold contains a technical masterpiece
The Everose gold case houses a 4130 caliber movement, which is hand-made from delicate individual parts in the traditional Rolex workshop and subjected to a wide range of quality tests. The movement has a mechanical self-winding mechanism and a perpetual movement that can be wound in both directions. The power reserve is 72 hours and the precision that Rolex focuses on is outstanding. In addition to the time, a Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Everose gold shows the small seconds at six o'clock, a 30-minute totalizer at three o'clock and a 12-hour totalizer at nine o'clock. This high-quality chronograph can stop seconds to an eighth of a second.
Variety of colours around Everose gold
The dials, which appear very lively thanks to the three subdials, are available in various colors. The Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Everose gold with a chocolate brown dial is popular, as is the one with the ivory dial on which the circles of the subdials in Everose gold shine through. A beautiful combination is the black background with rose-colored subdials or, conversely, the rose-colored dial with the three black circles inside. There is also a version with a completely rose-colored dial available, although this is the closest in color to Everose gold.
