Built around a meteorite-pattern dial, this Rolex Daytona 126515LN Meteorite replica stands apart from the other Everose Cosmographs in the range. On the genuine watch the dial is cut from iron-nickel meteorite with a natural Widmanstätten structure, so no two pieces look identical; this replica reproduces that crystalline grain as a dial pattern. The 126515LN houses this unusual face inside a 40mm Everose gold case, complemented by a black Cerachrom bezel and Oysterflex bracelet. It is one of the few Daytona configurations where the dial genuinely dominates the visual identity of the watch.

Case and Movement Specs

• Reference: 126515LN
• Case diameter: 40mm
• Case material: 18k Everose gold
• Dial: meteorite pattern, black counters, applied Chromalight markers
• Bezel: black Cerachrom with tachymeter scale
• Bracelet: Oysterflex rubber with Oysterlock clasp
• Crystal: sapphire, anti-reflective
• Movement: clone Cal. 4131 automatic chronograph (super clone, $1,159); A-grade version: Japanese automatic ($379)
• Power reserve: 72 hours
• Water resistance: 100 m

The Everose gold case contrasts sharply against the grey, textured meteorite surface. Under different angles, the pattern shifts, giving this Oysterflex version a living quality that a flat lacquered dial cannot match.

Rolex Daytona 126515LN Meteorite Movement

Inside the super clone sits a clone Cal. 4131, a column-wheel chronograph with vertical clutch coupling and a 72-hour power reserve. This architecture delivers smooth seconds-hand sweeps when the chronograph engages, without the jump or stutter common in horizontal-clutch designs; our Clean factory versus BT factory Daytona notes explain how the clone reproduces it. The automatic winding rotor keeps the mainspring tension consistent. For a Daytona meteorite dial comparison, consider the chocolate dial 126515LN that shares the identical case and bracelet but swaps meteorite for warm brown. More options across the lineup sit in our Daytona collection.

How It Compares

Meteorite dials appear across several Rolex families, and on the Daytona the subdials break the pattern into distinct zones. Here three black counters sit on the grey grain inside an Everose case, while the 126518LN Meteorite pairs the same dial idea with yellow gold for a warmer contrast. This Rolex Daytona 126515LN Meteorite replica keeps the Everose case, black ceramic bezel and Oysterflex of its chocolate and Sundust siblings, so the grey grain is the only part that changes.

Rolex Daytona 126515LN Meteorite Replica FAQ

How does the Everose meteorite Daytona 126515LN differ from the yellow gold 126518LN?

Only the gold differs: the 126515LN uses Everose for the case, crown and pushers, the 126518LN uses yellow gold, and both share the meteorite-pattern dial, black counters, ceramic bezel and Oysterflex. Next to the pink tone of Everose the grey dial looks cooler than it does beside yellow gold.

How much does a Rolex Daytona 126515LN Meteorite super clone cost?

The super clone costs $1,159 with the clone Cal. 4131, and an A-grade version with a Japanese automatic movement costs $379. From the outside both are the same Everose meteorite Daytona copy, so you pay the difference for what runs inside the case.

Other versions of this model in stock: Rolex Daytona 126515LN Chocolate Dial, Rolex Daytona 126515LN Sundust Dial, Rolex Daytona 126515LN Black Dial.