2021 Rolex Daytona Meteorite Dial (Has Anyone See One?)

[tesla]

Hi Watch People!

I have been looking for a 2021 Rolex Daytona in white gold on Oysterflex with Meteorite dial but can not seem to find it any where.

Has anyone been able to get one at an AD?

This particular piece seems to be a ghost even on the grey market. No one has it.

Thoughts???

Thanks,
TeslaMan

[jgottsman11]

Good luck

[Mini2]

Spooky this

[JSolution]

I was able to try on both this model and the full rose gold model some time ago (no movement).

Very beautiful I have a soft spot for the meteorite dial.

[shinshin]

i have one

[RolexSimon]

Very low numbers released and (I'm not going to say in all countries as this is apparently not true in USA and some other countries) Rolex central office tightly controlling who gets them - from a individual perspective, not just for the AD to choose!! A bit like Rainbow daytonas.

[norcalctr]

This would be one that I would be excited to see as an exhibition model lol

[skoobasam]

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[Daytonaboy1977]

Originally Posted by norcalctr

This would be one that I would be excited to see as an exhibition model lol

I have had the oyster flex white gold meteorite dial on my wrist. It was an exhibition piece and it was stunning. Fell for the watch instantly, probably the best watch I have seen by a country mile.

[whitelightning]

FYI-there was one on Chrono24 yesterday for (are you ready for this) $230,000.

[garyk]

Originally Posted by whitelightning

FYI-there was one on Chrono24 yesterday for (are you ready for this) $330,000.

Darn it, MISSED it!!!

[bp1000]

I tried on a few exhibition models and ordered the full RG. No word yet.

There’s been a few posted here that people have had delivered, maybe 3 from what I recall.

[Closs1909]

Spoke to the GM of a very large, well-known boutique in a major US city, and was told they have not received any since it launched. Found that interesting.

[macrowatch]

Still supply chain issues with the Swiss watch elves that went up into space to collect the raw material. I mean if anyone has seen don't look up, gives you a pretty good idea of how complicated mining can be in space!

[bmrk]

Good luck finding one in this crazy market

[WatchesNBlondes]

Hoping I'll have one of these on my wrist this year.

[Danny83]

My ad told me Rolex wants to know who gets this piece too

[waterking]

Had a chance to buy one <$150k.....passed.

[Mini2]

Originally Posted by waterking

Had a chance to buy one <$150k.....passed.

Was this retail

[baamvino]

Really want this so bad.

[1665fan]

Originally Posted by Mini2

Was this retail

[HL65]

Yes

[Mrhenish]

Also yes. There are other similar threads on this. Although I have OF, not the full amazing bracelet like others…

[K3vin]

A nice saleslady at my longtime AD here in the SF Bay Area owns one! It was stunning to see.

[6120]

They seem to be very rare, I have not seen one. I would guess relative to other watches, they have not shipped many.

[JSolution]

Originally Posted by K3vin

A nice saleslady at my longtime AD here in the SF Bay Area owns one! It was stunning to see.

Wow I’m surprised she’s allowed to wear that.

[Pinchy]

Originally Posted by RolexSimon

Very low numbers released and (I'm not going to say in all countries as this is apparently not true in USA and some other countries) Rolex central office tightly controlling who gets them - from a individual perspective, not just for the AD to choose!! A bit like Rainbow daytonas.

How exactly does this process work? Clearly, you are likely to need to be the ADs most important client.

But even then, what would motivate Rolex to send one to the AD, for you. Normally that processes is so disconnected. How does allocation work for such pieces? What does Rolex want to know?

[Wine4Golf]

Originally Posted by JSolution

Wow I’m surprised she’s allowed to wear that.

I’ve been seeing more & more salespeople wearing hard to acquire pieces

[grimps]

Originally Posted by Pinchy

How exactly does this process work? Clearly, you are likely to need to be the ADs most important client.

But even then, what would motivate Rolex to send one to the AD, for you. Normally that processes is so disconnected. How does allocation work for such pieces? What does Rolex want to know?

They'll want to know your purchase history I'd expect.
How long you've been a customer , what models you've had and if you're local to that dealer

[RolexSimon]

Originally Posted by Pinchy

How exactly does this process work? Clearly, you are likely to need to be the ADs most important client.

But even then, what would motivate Rolex to send one to the AD, for you. Normally that processes is so disconnected. How does allocation work for such pieces? What does Rolex want to know?

Full purchase history, occupation and other information the AD chooses to give them. Probably enough for Rolex to do a quick check and establish you're not a phantom or simply the ADs best mate I'd imagine. Listening to "Talking watches", it seems pretty apparent that if you're pretty wealthy, you don't ever sell your special watches, just keep on collecting and that's who Rolex AU want the watches to go to - not anyone who is likely to flip. I've seen "special" Rolex watches delivered to an AD for a particular VIP client. AD never ordered it - client obviously well known by Rolex Central office and AD simply sent the watch to fit and hand over locally (probably a bit like Keanu Reeves getting his 6 Subs for his crew).