Mondani Rolex Daytona Self-Winding Book
The new book, Self-Winding Rolex Daytona, is the most complete and detailed edition of these watches.
With 320 pages of completely unpublished content, the authors begin their journey in 1988 with the reference 16520. For this model alone you will find 12 different dials, illustrated and described down to the smallest detail.
After this long and thorough review of all references with a Zenith movement, 14 different dial types of the ref. 116520 are illustrated and described in every detail, including the “chromalight”, “cream” and “APH” variants, to just a few examples to name.
The new book, Self-Winding Rolex Daytona, is the most complete and detailed edition of these watches.
With 320 pages of completely unpublished content, the authors begin their journey in 1988 with the reference 16520. For this model alone you will find 12 different dials, illustrated and described down to the smallest detail.
After this long and thorough review of all references with a Zenith movement, 14 different dial types of the ref. 116520 are illustrated and described in every detail, including the “chromalight”, “cream” and “APH” variants, to just a few examples to name.
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The new book, Self-Winding Rolex Daytona, is the most complete and detailed edition of these watches.
With 320 pages of completely unpublished content, the authors begin their journey in 1988 with the reference 16520. For this model alone you will find 12 different dials, illustrated and described down to the smallest detail.
After this long and thorough review of all references with a Zenith movement, 14 different dial types of the ref. 116520 are illustrated and described in every detail, including the “chromalight”, “cream” and “APH” variants, to just a few examples to name.
