It is impossible to talk about Rolex without mentioning its popular model Cosmograph Daytona. Produced in 1963, the Rolex Daytona is a mechanical timepiece, and one of the most expensive Rolex watches is its vintage Paul Newman Daytona, sold in 2017. 
The market is constantly evolving, and the number of investment portals is increasing day by day. However, there is no doubt that the luxury copy watch segment is still one of the best options available. In the luxury watch market, Rolex is certainly the first brand that comes to everyone’s mind. There is no need to discuss this when investing in a Rolex piece. We have a list of pieces that have been successful since their inception, but nothing else like the Rolex Cosmonaut Daytona.
The week-long Rolex Daytona online auction at functionalobjects.com has concluded and its sales prices indicate that the secondary market for this iconic Chronograph is stabilizing.
Since its launch in March 2021, the replica Watch Collecting auction platform has sold nearly 100 Rolex Daytona.
Prices across the secondary market peaked around March, with Subdial reporting sales averaging £33,450 for the Ref. 116500LN steel Daytona with ceramic bezel.
Watch Collecting’s sales price archive reflects this, with the highest price for the same model coming in May when an unworn 2021 model with box and papers sold for £32,500 plus a 6% buyer’s premium.
Watch Collecting’s week-long Daytonas specialist auction featured 12 different models, including a pale blue dial in platinum with diamond hour markers, which sold for £98,000.
In 1955, shortly after the craftsmanship of the Daytona, Rolex released the Chronograph, also known as the great ancestor of the current Rolex Cosmograph Daytona. It definitely deserves this claim, as onlookers agree that the watch is rendered as good as it can be. Although it is not the most popular model, the Chronograph still holds its value as the highly respected Cosmograph Daytona.