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Model reference: 126515LN-0008
A 40 mm Everose-gold Cosmograph Daytona with a meteorite-and-black dial, a black Cerachrom-style tachymeter bezel and a black rubber strap over metal blades.
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About this watch
This is the Everose gold reading of the meteorite Daytona. The case, pushers and crown photograph a distinctly warm pink-gold, and the dial mixes the meteorite surface with black areas so the two counters and the running-seconds display sit on dark instead of light.
The gallery follows the same order as the other Daytona page here, but the frames answer different questions: the black bezel’s rate table is legible in the straight-on views, the case-flank frame shows the crown between the pushers in profile, and the case-back frame shows the solid back and the clasp folded under the strap.
The dial here is described as meteorite and black, and the frames show what that means in practice: the textured material is paired with dark areas rather than sitting under dark counter rings alone. The contrast therefore moves from the ring around each counter to the space between them.
This is the sort of difference that is invisible in a specification table and obvious in two photographs side by side. Compare the two dial close-ups in this collection before deciding: one reads light with dark rings, the other reads darker overall with the metal case supplying most of the warmth.
Everose is a pink-gold alloy, and in these frames the case, crown and pushers all read warm — noticeably different from the cool silver-tone of the white-gold Daytona alongside it. Set against the black bezel and black strap, the warmth becomes the main colour event of the watch.
The photographs show colour and finish, not composition. If you need to know what the case of the offered piece is actually made from, ask that question directly and ask for the answer in writing, including whether any plating or wrap sits over the base metal.
The bezel is a fixed scale marked “Units per hour”, with values that crowd together at the low end and spread apart at the high end. In the straight-on frames the printed range from 400 down through 300, 240, 200 and 160 to 60 is visible around the ring.
It works by division: 3,600 seconds divided by the elapsed seconds gives units per hour, so 60 seconds correspond to 60 and 30 seconds to 120. A tachymeter is therefore not a stopwatch scale and not a dive scale; it produces a rate from a measured interval.
Three counters sit at three, six and nine o’clock with the central chronograph hand above them. On a dark dial the counters remain readable because their rings and hands carry the lighter tones, and the markers are applied so their edges catch the light as the watch turns.
The layout question that matters in use is which counter accumulates minutes and which accumulates hours, because both are read only after the chronograph has been started. Ask for a video of the sequence rather than judging the movement from a static photograph.
The strap is black on the outside with polished metal at the clasp, and it is built over metal blades rather than being a plain rubber band, which is why it keeps a curved shape when it is off the wrist. Cushions on the inside sit between the strap and the skin.
Length is adjusted through the clasp, so the useful information is which sections are fitted and how much adjustment is left. The clasp in the case-back frame is shown closed and folded under the strap, which is the view to compare against photographs of the watch you would actually receive.
Both are 40 mm chronographs with three counters, a black tachymeter bezel and a black strap. The decision is about colour and dial treatment: warm gold with a darker dial here, cool silver-tone with a lighter dial on the other page in this collection.
If you are choosing between them, look at the two straight-on frames together rather than reading specifications, and then decide which contrast you want on the wrist. Bring the reference 126515LN-0008 into the conversation so the answer stays attached to the configuration you have chosen.
Specification
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| Model reference | 126515LN-0008 |
| Model size | 40 mm |
| Dial | Meteorite and black, with counters set into the surface |
| Subdial layout | Counters at 3, 6 and 9 o’clock, plus a central chronograph hand |
| Date display | No date |
| Bezel design | Fixed black bezel with a tachymeter scale |
| Bezel graduations | “Units per hour” with printed values from 400 down to 60 in the gallery frames |
| Control layout | Crown between two pushers on the right-hand side |
| Strap design | Black strap over curved metal blades, with cushions on the inside |
| Clasp | Folding safety clasp with a length-adjustment extension |
| Colour combination | Warm pink-gold case and pushers, black bezel, black strap, meteorite dial |
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