Yellowbird

Wow, most of you guys have no clue. The example posted in the original post is indeed one of the 1990s solid gold reps of Daytona. Full real gold bracelets and cases (most likely from Italy as mentioned before), terrible quality dials and 7750 movements with incorrect spacing of subdials. Expensive and pretty stupid as an idea but remember that reps did not look as good as they do look now around 20-25 years ago so there was quite a number of these that sold and were floating around for HIGH prices.

Pics or it didn't happen!

I actually think it may be a 7750 rep from back in the days and yes, I recall these have been available at ridiculous $1k+ prices back then, I think through EddieLee. It has running seconds at 9 but subdials are marked incorrectly (like it was back in the days in MBW ROOs with secs at 9). Obviously it has almost zero value now with much better daytonas available.

What a beautiful watch. I cannot get over what a shame it is that back shows the poorly decorated 2824....

It is called FONDATION not foundation. http://milanclassic.net/goods.php?id=3829#

You have a rare bird Sir. These reps have been sold around 10 years ago, you found a gem!

Nope, looks like the current version has the silver outline. Dutchies is prob from a previous batch.

One thing that I do not like about the black bezel in PVD on SS case is that it looks like a fake version of a rubberclad.

It is a modern 116520. Already with fat hands but without rehaut engraving.

Amazing watch. Daytonas are awesome. But isn't your crystal sitting a bit too tall?

To 95% of the population every Rolex is a fake, no matter how gen it may be. Automatic assumption.

Not sure if it is worth it. Are you based in US or EU?

I do not like this carbon finish.