The useful alternative is the newer M126505-0005. Its 4131-based platform and 11.7mm case read cleaner and slightly more current; the M116505-0013 is the better fit when a darker chocolate dial and older Daytona stance carry the decision.
This older reference has a more settled, metal-forward character, which works well when the purchaser values a strong bracelet presence as much as the chronograph face. Its chocolate field also holds up well against darker jackets, where a brighter gold dial can become the first thing people notice.
The darker dial gives the M116505-0013 a more formal edge than a bright rose-gold variant. It can sit under a jacket without competing with the wearer, yet the plated case and bracelet still give the watch the presence expected from a precious-metal Daytona. The flip-lock closure completes that older-style bracelet feel. Buyers choosing this reference usually want the case, bracelet and dial to arrive as one strong visual block.
The darker chocolate dial also keeps the watch from feeling overly bright in direct sun, despite the rose-gold bracelet and bezel. That restraint is what separates it from a gold-dial Daytona. It is a sensible choice for someone who wants a warm metal watch that can still spend most of its time with navy, charcoal and black clothing.