The white dial leads
Three black registers sit clearly on the white dial, giving the timing display an immediate reading. The monochrome arrangement stays legible without relying on a colored hand or ring.
RolexDiW DaytonaIRBIS
IRBIS gives the custom Daytona a clean white center with three black registers.
Original price was: $1,500.00.$1,080.00Current price is: $1,080.00.
IRBIS gives the custom Daytona a clean white center with three black registers. A pale grooved case keeps the front bright, while its black tachymeter and strap set a firm outer edge. At the final-record 41mm size, this is the choice for a buyer who wants a graphic black-and-white chronograph rather than a bright accent color.
Three black registers sit clearly on the white dial, giving the timing display an immediate reading. The monochrome arrangement stays legible without relying on a colored hand or ring.
The grooved light case surrounds the dial, and the black tachymeter marks the break between the two. A black strap repeats that edge below the lugs and keeps the case from looking like one uninterrupted white surface.
The linked CREAM INVERT reverses the dial balance with a dark center and pale counters. IRBIS feels brighter at the wrist and gives the black registers more visual separation.
Before dispatch, our QC team reviews white dial printing, black register spacing, tachymeter markings, the pale case finish and the black strap fit.
IRBIS uses space and contrast instead of ornament. The white dial gives each black register room to read, and the pale grooved case adds a second light surface around it. The black tachymeter and strap supply the boundaries that keep the design from washing out. The 41mm size gives the dial a broad visual field, which is useful for a buyer who prefers a large, open chronograph display. Side and angled images show how the pale case transitions into the darker strap and bezel.
Its white dial and pale case make a bright field, controlled by black registers, tachymeter and strap.
CREAM INVERT reverses the dial colors, using a dark center and pale registers instead of IRBIS's white field and black counters.
Our watch desk can explain differences in case proportion, dial layout and wearing style.
QC proof before dispatch