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We've never opened up a watch for you on YouTube before. This time, we did it with two steel Rolex Daytona models, the newer ceramic Daytona and the older stainless steel model...so get ready! Both Daytonas actually have the same Rolex movement inside, as you will see when our preferred watchmaker in Downtown Miami, Chrono Sky, removes the casebacks in front of the camera. Please show support for Chrono Sky by following their channel at the link below: ? ▶️ https://www.instagram.com/chronosky/ Rolex Daytona Ceramic 116500 - This steel Daytona with the ceramic dial was introduced in 2016. You can buy this one in both a white and black dial version and as of the date of this video, the market price for a pre-owned model was around $21,000. Rolex Daytona Reference 116520 - This is stainless steel Daytona model prior to the ceramic one was introduced in 2000. We used the white dial version on the video, even though the watch also comes in the black dial version. The older Daytona uses the same movement as the newer model. The price of the 116520 Daytona was around $17,000 on the day this video was released. Both Rolex Daytona models are not easy to find because the older model has already been discontinued and the ceramic Daytona continues to experience a high demand in the market. Even though the steel and ceramic models both come with a 40-mm case, the newer model tends to look a little bit bigger because of the higher contrast on the bezel. The mirrored finish of the older stainless model makes it a look a little smaller. As Danny mentioned on the video, the ceramic Daytona has a more formal look to it than the previous model, so it would be appropriate to wear with a suit or a more formal attire. The older Daytona model can be better used as a daily beater. Nevertheless, be careful if you decide to get the 116520 Daytona because the steel bezel tends to scratch easier. Even though the patented "Cerachrom" bezel of the newer Daytona is technically scratch resistant, it can chip or shatter and it is expensive to replace...so don't bang it up! Let us know in the comments below which of the two Daytona models do you prefer, ceramic or steel, and also what other technical topics or watch models you would like covered on future videos. Please support our channel by subscribing and sharing this video with anyone that's into luxury watches. Stay safe! Here are some helpful links: ??? YouTube & Instagram Sponsorships for your business: https://www.crmjewelers.com/sponsorships/ YouTube Rising Star Program: https://www.crmjewelers.com/youtubers-wanted/ Chrono Sky YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0OrwQJKOn_y0tsPu3WXJZA Chrono Sky Website: https://chronosky.com/ Chrono Sky Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jr4jKNXs5hQ