White dial, white counters
Unlike the Panda layouts, the counters here match the dial, so the face reads almost all white, broken only by silver rims, the markers and the hands. Photo 03 shows a counter close up. The black version of this exact reference is the 116520 black dial, and the ceramic successor with dark counters is the 126500LN Panda. A custom take on the same case, the white dial with a green bezel, is also listed.
116520 white dial at a glance
| Reference | 116520 (bracelet 78590) |
| Case | 40 mm, 904L steel |
| Bezel | Steel, engraved tachymeter |
| Dial | White, baton markers |
| Counters | White, silver rims |
| Bracelet | Oyster, folding clasp |
Timegrapher and lume photos
Two of the 17 photos are unusual for a product page: photo 04 shows the watch on a timegrapher, the machine that measures rate and beat, and photo 05 shows the markers and hands glowing in the dark.
Bracelet number and movement
78590 in the name is the reference of the Oyster bracelet, not part of the dial code. The case is 904L steel with sapphire crystal, rated to 30 m for rain and hand washing. Japanese means a Miyota-based automatic chronograph at 21,600 vph with about 40 hours; Swiss follows the 4130 chronograph at 28,800 vph; both start, stop and reset. More steel models are in the steel Daytona listings, and our BTF vs Clean comparison covers builds.
Can I get a timegrapher reading for my watch?
Yes. A timegrapher reading can be requested together with the QC photos and video you approve before shipping.




































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