ROLEX (DYTONA)

-Chronograph Working allows users to measure elapsed time and calculate average speed.

-Tachymetric Bezel: A defining feature is the tachymetric bezel, used to measure speed based on elapsed time over a fixed distance.

-Oyster Case:The watch is housed in Rolex's signature Oyster case, known for its waterproof and robust construction. 
-In-House Movement:Modern Daytonas utilize Rolex's in-house caliber 4130, a self-winding mechanical movement renowned for its reliability and performance.

-Iconic Design:The Daytona's design has remained relatively consistent over the years, with a clean dial layout and distinctive sub-dials.

-Material Variety:Available in various materials including stainless steel, gold (yellow, white, or Everose), and platinum.