Rolex made four one-of-a-kind Rolex Daytonas to be auctioned later this month, with all proceeds going to charity.
When creating the designs for each unique precious metal Daytona, Rolex chose to make each one represent one of the four seasons.
Rolex Four Seasons Daytona collection
Summer features an 18K Everose gold case with a turquoise dial, and counters in heart of ruby. For the indices, there are 8 baguette-cut pink sapphires and 3 square-cut pink sapphires in 18K pink gold settings. The bezel is set with 36 trapeze-cut pink sapphires (approx. 4.32 carats).
Winter has a 950 platinum case with a blue opal dial and counters in lapis lazuli. Marking the hours are 8 baguette-cut diamonds and 3 square-cut diamonds in 18K white gold settings. The bezel is set with 36 trapeze-cut sapphires in a blue to fuchsia gradient (approx. 5.57 carats).
Autumn is represented by an 18K yellow gold case, with a dial crafted from mookaite with counters in chrysoprase. The hours are indicated by 8 baguette-cut green tourmalines and 3 square-cut green tourmalines in 18K yellow gold settings. The bezel is set with 36 trapeze-cut green tourmalines (approx. 4.32 carats).
Spring comes in an 18K white gold case with a dial crafted from chrysoprase with counters in lepidolite. Hour markers are 8 baguette-cut purple sapphires and 3 square-cut purple sapphires in 18K white gold settings. The bezel is set with 36 trapeze-cut purple sapphires (approx. 5.57 carats).
All four custom Rolex Four Seasons Daytonas come with 54 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 0.86 carats) set in the lugs and crownguards, and are powered by the caliber 4131 Rolex chronograph movement, that’s Superlative Chronometer certified and has a 72-hour power reserve.
The auction takes place September 28, 2026 in London, and the proceeds from each piece is going to either Roger Federer’s or Leonardo DiCaprio’s charity, the Federer Foundation or environmental Re:wild, respectively, making this a special opportunity to own something exceptional and highly collectible, while supporting a good cause.
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