Original price was: $1,599.00.$1,099.00Current price is: $1,099.00.
The 116505 / 78595 is built around the contrast between its black sunburst dial and a full Everose-tone Oyster bracelet. Rose-gold-tone register rings keep the chronograph layout tied to the case and engraved bezel, while the bracelet gives the watch a warmer, more formal profile than a ceramic-bezel OysterFlex Daytona. QF lists a Caliber 4130 Clone for this 40mm configuration. It is for a buyer who wants a black dial but does not want the watch to feel visually cold.
The black sunburst dial is the dark field in this configuration, with rose-gold-tone rings around the chronograph registers and matching applied markers. Its fixed Everose-tone tachymeter bezel keeps the metal presentation continuous from case to bracelet. That creates a different effect from a black ceramic Daytona: there is no hard black outer ring, so the dial reads as part of an uninterrupted warm-metal composition.
QF lists a Caliber 4130 Clone inside a 12.2mm 904L Oystersteel case with Everose plating. The column-wheel, vertical-clutch chronograph layout is paired with sapphire crystal, a three-piece Oyster bracelet and an Oysterlock clasp. Polished center links set against brushed outer links keep the bracelet from becoming a single flat block of color, which matters on a black-dial model where the bracelet carries much of the visual weight. The 40mm case, 46.5mm lug-to-lug span and 12.2mm thickness give the bracelet a familiar Daytona proportion, while the warmer plating changes how that proportion reads in low light.
The sunburst surface supplies depth as the light moves, but the Everose-tone bezel keeps the outside edge warm instead of introducing a separate ceramic color. Rose-gold-tone register rings bridge those two areas, making the face feel connected to the bracelet. Buyers who want a hard black frame and more dial separation should move toward a ceramic-bezel OysterFlex configuration; buyers who want continuity will find the 116505 / 78595 more coherent.
Pick this configuration for dinner, tailored clothing or a collection that already has a steel or ceramic Daytona. The black dial keeps the watch grounded, while the Everose-tone bracelet brings color without relying on a bright dial. The full bracelet also gives the reference a more settled presence than a flexible strap, so it works best when the watch is meant to stay visible rather than tuck under a cuff. Before dispatch, our QC team checks sunburst dial texture, register-ring alignment, tachymeter engraving, chronograph reset, bracelet finishing, clasp closure and Easylink operation.
Its black sunburst dial is paired with rose-gold-tone register rings, Everose-tone tachymeter bezel and a full Oyster bracelet.
The Everose-tone bezel continues the case and bracelet color, while a ceramic-bezel Daytona creates a darker outer frame around the dial.
Our watch desk can explain differences in case proportion, dial layout and wearing style.
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