Rolex & Tudor Chronograph Dials & Rare Grand Seiko | Bob's Watch Talk Ep.5

Welcome to this week’s installment of Watch Talk, where we discuss our top 5 new releases of the week! Shop these watches and more here: https://www.bobswatches.com/luxury-watches/ Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 116500 The Daytona Chronograph has been a fixture of the Rolex catalog since the 1960s. Since that time, it has found its place in the world of motorsport. Its design set includes everything the wearer needs to keep perfect time while on the track, including a movement with stopwatch functions and a Tachymeter bezel to measure distance and speed. While many editions of the Daytona have hit the market since its release, none has been as exciting as the reference 116500, which came to market in 2016. This was the first Daytona to include a bezel in Cerachrom, Rolex’s proprietary ceramic material. Cerachrom has since become a fixture of the Rolex catalog, praised for its lustrous and virtually scratch-resistant finish. Reference 116500 is produced with either a black or a white dial and is powered by the impressive in-house cal. 4130 Perpetual movement. Even though it’s been five years since Rolex released the Daytona 116500, it remains sold out at authorized dealers worldwide. It is nearly impossible to purchase at retail, leaving many collectors to turn to the secondary market. Tudor Black Bay Chronograph 79360 Our next pick of the week somewhat resembles the Daytona ref. 116500. Considering Tudor was founded by Rolex’s very own Hans Wilsdorf, it comes as no su