Offered here is a striking Rolex Cosmograph Daytona "Blaken" Edition, reference 116520, complete with its original box, papers, and Blaken warranty documentation. Finished in Blaken's signature stealth inspired all black aesthetic, this is far more than a standard Daytona, it is a rare and exclusive interpretation of one of Rolex's most iconic chronographs. Combining the legendary in house automatic movement with a bold monochromatic finish, it offers the perfect balance of performance, exclusivity, and unmistakable presence.

Produced in extremely limited numbers, Blaken watches have become highly sought after by collectors who dare to stand out and appreciate owning something different from the ordinary. Their bespoke creations are admired for their exceptional craftsmanship and understated luxury, making them a natural choice for enthusiasts who want a Rolex that is both instantly recognizable and refreshingly unique.

Presented in excellent condition as a complete set, this Blaken Daytona represents an outstanding opportunity to acquire one of the most desirable Rolex models available today. Even more appealing is the value as we have this example priced considerably below comparable watches currently offered by other sellers, making it an exceptional opportunity for a collector looking to own a limited edition Daytona without paying the premium often associated with these highly collectible pieces.

THE DETAILS

• Case: 42mm black case which shows light signs of previous wear
• Dial/Hands: Black dial which is perfect in every way. Hands are as attractive as they left the factory.
• Bracelet/Strap: Original black strap with light signs of previous wear
• Caseback: Factory caseback including sticker 
• Movement: Rolex automatic movement which is running well, service may be required for accurate timekeeping.
• Crystal: Original sapphire crystal in attractive condition
• Accessories: This watch come with everything you see in the photos including the original box, Blaken warranty card, booklets and everything else seen in the photos