Rolex Submariner Date vs Cosmograph Daytona Model Comparison
November 01, 2016
Of all the professional Rolex models on the market today, the Submariner Date and Cosmograph Daytona get the most attention due to a combination of factors. They have many similarities even though they offer different functionalities and appeal to different demographics. I have placed the very popular stainless steel Submariner Date (Reference # 116610LN) next to the white gold Cosmograph Daytona (Reference # 116509) for comparison based on size, functionality and aesthetic.
Rolex Stainless Steel Submariner Date (left) vs White Gold Cosmograph Daytona (right) |
Featuring a 4130 movement also manufactured in-house by Rolex, the Cosmograph Daytona features a chronograph function and a tachymeter printed on the bezel for keeping pace while on the race track. The white gold model features 18 ct white gold hour markers and hands, with luminescence on the hands. It also features an Oyster bracelet, this one in white gold with polished center links. Its Oysterlock clasp features an Easylink that extends it 5 millimeters for additional comfort. It is waterproof up to a depth of 100 meters and features a power reserve of 72 hours.
Rolex White Gold Cosmograph Daytona (top) vs Stainless Steel Submariner Date (bottom) |
Rolex Stainless Steel Submariner Date (left) vs White Gold Cosmograph Daytona (right) |
Both of these Rolex models make excellent choices, each with their own unique legacy and admirers. There is a stainless steel Daytona configuration available (Reference # 116500LN) that features a ceramic bezel similar to that of the Submariner Date, however it is the current 'it' watch of the collection, so it is much more difficult to come by than the Sub. For more information on the 116500LN, check out my posts on the model configuration here.
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