Red tracks inside black counters
Look closely at photo 03: each black counter has a fine red ring inside it, and the Arabic numerals are drawn as outlines rather than solid figures. These two details separate this dial from the 116509 Panda, whose counters read plain black at normal distance. The dark version of the same layout is the black 116509 with red details. The silver dial 116509 is another listing in the same 40 mm case.
116509 white dial at a glance
| Reference | 116509 |
| Case | 40 mm, 904L steel, white gold tone |
| Bezel | Metal, engraved tachymeter |
| Dial | White, outlined Arabic numerals |
| Counters | Black, red inner tracks |
| Bracelet | Oyster, folding clasp |
Live photos of this watch
Photos 02 to 10 are live shots of the same watch on a cushion, including the folding clasp on photo 07 and the side profile on photo 10. The case is 904L steel in a white gold tone, the crystal sapphire with anti-reflective coating, and it is rated to 30 m for rain and hand washing.
Movement
Japanese: a Miyota-based automatic chronograph, 21,600 vph, about 40 hours. Swiss: a movement that follows the 4130 chronograph, 28,800 vph. Both run start, stop and reset. More in our Daytona section; builds are compared in BTF versus Clean Daytona.
How is this different from the 116509 Panda listing?
Both have white dials, Arabic numerals and black counters. This one shows outlined numerals and red tracks inside the counters on its close-up photo; compare the two galleries side by side.






















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