Why it is called Ghost
The grey sunburst dial is close in tone to the white-tone case, so the dial seems to fade into the watch and the three black counters float on top. That effect gave the 126519LN its Ghost nickname among buyers. Compared with the black-dial 126519LN, which has steel counters on black, the colours are reversed.
126519LN Ghost specifications
| Reference | 126519LN |
| Case | 40 mm, 904L steel, white gold tone |
| Bezel | Black ceramic insert |
| Dial | Grey sunburst |
| Counters | Black |
| Hour markers | Steel-tone batons |
| Strap | Black rubber, white-tone folding clasp |
Case, bezel and strap
The 40 mm case, crown, pushers and folding clasp are 904L steel in a white gold tone. The bezel is a black ceramic insert with the tachymeter scale, and the strap is black rubber. Sapphire with an anti-reflective coating covers the dial. Rated to 30 m, it is fine in the rain and while washing hands; leave it off for the pool and the shower.
Movement choice
The Japanese movement is a Miyota-based automatic chronograph, 21,600 vph, with about 40 hours of reserve. The Swiss one follows the 4130 chronograph at 28,800 vph. On either, the chronograph starts, stops and resets, with minutes at 3 and hours at 9. A textured alternative in this case is the meteorite 126519LN, and other Daytona dials are in the collection. Another listing of this watch is the 126519 with a grey sunburst dial.
Why is the 126519LN called the Ghost?
Because the grey dial and the white-tone case almost merge, so from a distance you see mainly the three black counters and the black bezel. The name comes from buyers, not from Rolex.






















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