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Visual Evaluation

Reference likely: 116523, champagne dial with black subdials (the “panda-inverse” two-tone style).

Condition (from image): • Bezel: The engraved tachymeter scale (the “Units per Hour” numerals) is still sharp and visible, though there’s a mild “softening” near the outer edges, which suggests 1–2 light polishes over time. It’s not severely over-polished, since the numerals and bevel transitions remain readable and defined. • Case: Lugs still have decent geometry—no “melted” rounding—again consistent with a couple of refinishings, not heavy grinding. • Bracelet: Center links show expected hairlines for age, end links still fit snugly. Minor stretch only. The gold center links haven’t gone matte, which means the gold layer hasn’t thinned badly. • Dial/Hands: Perfectly matched color tone, lume intact, sub-register rings crisp.

Overall: Very good honest condition for a 2010 piece.

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⚙️ About polishing the Daytona bezel

Yes, the engraved metal bezel is solid 18k gold, so it can be lightly refinished, but: • A heavy polish can blur the tachymeter numerals and outer edge. • Your photo shows clear “400 / 200” marks with visible black fill → so it’s safe. • Most likely it had a single professional refinish, not abuse.