Original price was: $1,899.00.$1,399.00Current price is: $1,399.00.
The rainbow-gradient moissanite bezel gives this black-dial Daytona a strong color-led identity that is immediately different from standard metal-bezel references. Rainbow-gradient moissanite bezel surrounding a black chronograph dial. Its color order, stone setting and dark dial should be judged from the exact QC set. Ask to see the bezel sequence and stone seating clearly before judging the chronograph details. The dark dial keeps the color story focused at normal wrist distance.
The 116599RBOW is defined by the color sequence around its bezel. A black chronograph dial gives the rainbow-gradient moissanite stones a dark, controlled background, while the gold crystal subdials add a second point of contrast without competing with the bezel. This is a 40mm Daytona with an Oyster Bracelet and Oysterlock clasp, so the visual statement remains anchored by a familiar steel-toned silhouette.
On a standard Daytona, the bezel usually supports the dial. Here it becomes the first selection question. Buyers should look for an even color progression, consistent stone spacing and a bezel that sits level with the case. The supplied BT Factory Rainbow Moissanite Edition lists a Dandong 4130 Super Clone, 11.8mm thickness and scratch-proof sapphire, while the black dial and gold subdials remain the details that set the page apart from a plain black reference.
The bracelet keeps the watch wearable after the first glance. Its Oyster links and Oysterlock clasp give the colorful bezel a more structured frame than an elastomer strap would. The case sides, crown and pushers are shown in the image sequence, which matters because a stone-set front can otherwise hide how the watch is finished from the side and how the bracelet meets the lugs.
Select the 116599RBOW when color around the bezel is the deciding factor. The nearby Eye of the Tiger version takes its identity from a patterned dial and baguette-style bezel, while this reference keeps the dial dark and lets the rainbow ring do the work. That distinction gives each page a separate search and buying role.
Request a front view with enough resolution to inspect the stone sequence and the black dial printing. Then check the bezel edge, case alignment, chronograph hands and reset, pusher action, crown position and the transition into the Oyster bracelet. The listed 30m rating is a factory figure only; the stone-set bezel, crown and pushers should not be treated as a swimming setup without independent testing.
This is a color-led configuration, so a straight-on QC view matters more than a generic statement about Daytona proportions.
The rainbow-gradient moissanite bezel is the primary visual distinction, set around a black Daytona dial with gold crystal subdials.
The bezel carries the color story, so buyers should compare stone order, spacing and seating before comparing only case or movement labels.
Ask for a sharp front dial and bezel view, then angled case, pusher, bracelet and Oysterlock clasp views with chronograph reset documented.
Use model-specific QC proof to confirm the visible details and stated functions that informed your choice.
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