Meteorite pattern in a rose case
The dial is grey with a pattern of crossing lines that looks etched, and the three black counters sit on top of it like solid discs. Rose-tone batons and hands tie the dial to the case colour. With the black ceramic bezel and black rubber strap, this is a busy dial that reads like a tool watch. For stones instead of texture, see the 126515LN black gem-set.
126515LN meteorite specifications
| Reference | 126515LN |
| Case | 40 mm, rose gold-plated 904L steel |
| Bezel | Black ceramic insert, rose-tone tachymeter |
| Dial | Grey meteorite pattern |
| Counters | Black |
| Hour markers | Rose-tone batons |
| Strap | Black rubber, rose-tone folding clasp |
| Movement | Swiss automatic chronograph; single price, no movement choice |
What changes between the three metals
We list the same meteorite dial in three cases: this rose gold-plated one, the yellow gold-plated 126518LN meteorite and a white-tone 126519LN. The rose case warms the grey; yellow makes it look silver; white keeps it cool. All three have a black ceramic bezel insert, a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating and are rated to 30 m, enough for rain but not for the pool.
Price and movement
This model is listed at a single price and fitted with a Swiss automatic chronograph; there is no other movement to choose. The counters read 30 minutes at 3, running seconds at 6 and 12 hours at 9. A plainer dial in the same case is the chocolate 126515LN; more rose-tone Daytonas are in the collection.
Is the meteorite pattern the same on every watch?
The pattern is a texture of crossing lines on a grey surface, and how it falls varies from dial to dial. The QC photos and video you approve before shipping show the pattern on your own watch.












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