Rolex Daytona Rainbow Synthetic Stones Silver 40mm

Product Introduction

The Rolex Daytona Rainbow Synthetic Stones Silver 40mm is a bold expression of the legendary Daytona
chronograph, combining high-performance racing DNA with striking luxury aesthetics. This model transforms
a professional tool watch into a statement of confidence and individuality.

Story Behind the Watch

First introduced in 1963, the Rolex Daytona was created for professional racing drivers and became inseparable
from the iconic Daytona racetrack in the United States. Over decades, the Daytona evolved into a benchmark
of high-end sports chronographs, admired for precision, durability, and prestige.

The Daytona Rainbow represents a daring evolution of this legacy. By pairing the historic chronograph design
with a multicolored sapphire bezel, Rolex bridges technical mastery with modern artistic expression. This
timepiece symbolizes the harmony of history, engineering, and contemporary luxury.

Style & Character

A high-end sports watch infused with standout luxury. The rainbow sapphire bezel delivers a powerful visual
signature while maintaining perfect balance and refinement. Designed for those who value distinction,
confidence, and elevated street-luxury or formal styling.

Collection

Rolex Daytona – the iconic chronograph collection that defines speed, precision, and elite
status in the world of luxury timepieces.

Technical Specifications

• Case Material: 904L Stainless Steel
• Bracelet: Oyster bracelet, 3-link design, 904L stainless steel
• Crystal: Scratch-resistant Sapphire
• Hands & Markers: Luminous hands, multicolor sapphire hour markers
• Bezel: Rainbow sapphire-set bezel (multicolor)
• Case Diameter: 40mm
• Dial: Black chronograph dial
• Case Thickness: 12mm
• Movement: Japanese Miyota Automatic (±10–12 seconds/day)
• Power Reserve: 18–24 hours
• Water Resistance: 10 ATM / 100 meters

Warranty Policy

• 30-day warranty from the date of delivery
• Free resend for manufacturer defects
• Full refund if an incorrect model is shipped