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Review of the Rare Rolex ‘Le Mans’ Daytona In White And Yellow Gold 126528LN


Final thoughts? I know some of you have been lucky enough to see one – or both – of these watches in person. Heck, someone on Instagram told me they tried both recently in Japan. If you only get a shot at one of them and don’t get to pick, you’re going to end up with a killer watch either way. Personally, if given the choice, I’d lean toward the white gold. I’m not the yellow-gold-sports-watch-wearing guy at this point in my life. What I’d love to see is the watch below – but in steel. I don’t need the red bezel or lollipop markers. Just a return to the 6240-style case, bezel, pushers, and – most importantly – subdials. I’ll take two to go, please.

Here is where we’d typically end with, “Click here to learn more“—and link to the Rolex website—but in this case, this watch does not exist on the Rolex website.





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