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The Rolex Daytona 116505 combines a 40 mm Everose gold profile with a chocolate dial and automatic chronograph movement. This Swiss Horova build gives the reference a more technical finish: brushed steel surfaces, a gear-cut bezel, a guilloche dial and a stepped case. The result is a warmer Daytona with a matte, engineered character that contrasts with the high-polish versions of the same model.
Why the gear-cut 116505 stands out
The chocolate dial remains the centre of the design, but the guilloche texture adds fine repeating detail that shifts under light. A gear-cut bezel introduces a toothed edge that is easier to grip visually and gives the watch a stronger mechanical theme. Brushed steel finishing and a stepped case soften reflections and emphasise the case architecture. This is a good choice for buyers who prefer a Daytona that looks purposeful rather than flashy.
Reference profile
| Reference | 116505 |
|---|---|
| Case | 40 mm Everose-gold profile with stepped sides |
| Bezel | Gear-cut tachymeter profile |
| Dial | Chocolate guilloche texture with three counters |
| Finishing | Brushed steel with matte contrast surfaces |
| Movement | Automatic chronograph; custom-build options |
| Power reserve | Approximately 72 hours reference profile |
| Water resistance profile | 100 m reference rating; confirm the selected build |
How it wears
The 40 mm case is compact enough for daily wear, and the brushed finish makes it less likely to show fingerprints than a mirror-polished watch. The chocolate dial has enough depth to work with smart casual clothing, while the gear-cut bezel gives the watch a more technical personality. The three registers remain readable at a glance, and the Oyster-style bracelet keeps the fit familiar for anyone who has worn a Daytona profile before.
What Swiss Horova checks before dispatch
We inspect the guilloche dial for even patterning, check the gear-cut bezel for clean edges, and verify the alignment of the hands and counters. The chronograph start, stop and reset functions are tested, and the case, bracelet and clasp receive a visual finish check. The available QC media is shared before shipment, and delivery is tracked. See the shipping and customs guide for details.
Explore more references in the Rolex Daytona collection, or compare this build with the wider Rolex collection.
BUILD GUIDE
Compare the three build levels
The main differences are power reserve and exterior finishing. Choose the level that matches your priority.
Best value
Reliable everyday performance with an approximate 24-36-hour power reserve.
- Approx. 24-36-hour power reserve
- Clean, practical finishing
- Best for value-focused buyers
More refined
A higher-level option with an approximate 48-72-hour power reserve and improved exterior details.
- Approx. 48-72-hour power reserve
- Longer overall power reserve
- More refined exterior finishing
- Best balance of performance and detail
Top appearance
The highest-level appearance version, made for customers who prioritize visual detail.
- Top exterior version
- Highest-level visual detailing
- Best for appearance-first buyers
Quick guide: Japanese movement is approximately 24-36 hours, while Swiss movement is approximately 48-72 hours, so Swiss delivers a longer power reserve across the range. Original appearance is the top version for exterior finish. Approximate figures may vary by model.
Packaging
Choose your packaging
The original presentation box is an optional upgrade and adds $30. Select the packaging option in the product options above before adding the watch to your cart.
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