What defines the king for you? If it's exclusively and market value, then it's the Rainbow. Another one that is more exclusive and way more valuable than the Panda is the Platinum Daytona. I might put the Platinum Daytona as the king, even over the Rainbow, just because it's the 50th Anniversary Daytona. So you could argue it's the king for the same reasons you could argue the Panda is the king, and then some, and then you have the Anniversary point to make on top. I might even rate my SS black over my Panda. There's awesome depth and richness to the black dial that the white dial simply doesn't have. On the other hand, there is a crispness and pop to the white dial that the black doesn't have. I have the SS black, the white (Panda), two-tone, Oysterflex, solid gold (including the Newman and Rainbow), and I just acquired a Platinum Daytona. I'm going to lay them all out in front of me this weekend and put them in order of preference. It should be a fun exercise. BTW, my two-tone is a Tahitian MOP with baguette hour markers. I think it might be the coolest, and most unique, dial of all of my Daytonas. It's also now discontinued. Perhaps that's the king. ;)

Oh, and I don't disagree with you on your comment regarding the Day-Date. When it comes to that piece two of mine come to the top...from a configuration standpoint, I prefer my yellow gold with a black dial and baguette hour markers. There's a striking contrast to that configuration that no other Day-Date can match (IMHO). I have two of the 60th Anniversary Day-Dates (defined by the Olive Green dial with Roman numerals). One is in everose and one is in Platinum. The everose is rich in the Platinum is super elegant. Would be tough to rank those three considering the way they look, the materials, and the fact that two of the three are 60th Anniversary pieces.

I can’t agree with that day date like top 5 not top dog far as Rolex , for me it’s yacht master

Mate you jsut owning them both makes you the biggest baller

@@amomand5556 Haha, thanks! It just took a lot of time, money, and patience.

@@damachine3 Mashallah !! So give me some advice please since you know your watches. I have the platona in the regular dial, got it this March and don’t ask what I paid( grey market ) but an AD in Abu Dhabi said if I wanted to change the dial to a baguette dial he’d do it for me for approx $10k. Would it be worth it and would it effect the value of my watch? I’m quite confused but don’t want to ruin the value for the future

@@amomand5556 I'm a collector but I'm not an expert in resale values and how dial changes would affect the value. I do know people who could answer that question for this specific case, however. Personally, no matter what they say, I wouldn't change it. If you really want the pure ice blue dial with the baguettes then I would sell your current Platona and just pay the difference to get the one you truly want. It will always be in the back of your mind that it's not 100% factory.

@@damachine3 you’re spot on! That’s exactly why I haven’t gone for it I was always worried and I’ll always have it at the back of my mind. I guess i jsut need to hear that! Thank you 🙏