Generic Rolex Daytona Panda 126500LN Dial

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Product Description

This is a generic (aftermarket) Daytona Panda dial for the Rolex caliber 4131 movement, modeled after the 126500LN. It features the classic black-on-white “Panda” color scheme with precisely positioned sub-dials and hour markers matching the original design. It can directly replace a damaged or aged original dial, and is also suitable for custom watch builds or modifications. Note that this dial is not manufactured by Rolex; it is a high-quality generic part.

Features & Functions

  • Movement compatibility: Specifically designed for Rolex caliber 4131 automatic chronograph movement. The dial feet positions match the movement’s hour wheel, minute wheel, and chronograph seconds wheel.

  • Design: White main dial with black snailed chronograph sub-dials (3 o’clock 30-minute counter, 6 o’clock 12-hour counter, 9 o’clock running seconds), red chronograph hands and white hour markers – the classic “Panda” look.

  • Material & finish: Brass base with multiple layers of lacquer. Markers and scales are high-precision pad-printed or metal-applied, with luminous fill (if applicable).

  • Compatibility: Direct fit for original caliber 4131 movements and cases without modification – suitable for repair or custom builds.

  • Aftermarket note: Usually no Rolex crown logo or only generic marking on the back to avoid counterfeiting concerns.

FAQ

Q1: Can I install this dial on my original Rolex Daytona 116500LN?
A: The 116500LN uses caliber 4130, while this dial is designed for caliber 4131. The dial feet positions and sub-dial spacing differ. They are not interchangeable. Verify your movement caliber.

Q2: What is the dial diameter? Which case does it fit?
A: Standard diameter is approximately 30.5mm, fitting Daytona 116500/126500 series cases. To be safe, measure your original dial with calipers before purchasing.

Q3: After installation, the chronograph seconds hand does not return to zero exactly. What to do?
A: Check that the chronograph seconds hand is fully seated on its pinion. If still off, the dial’s 12 o’clock marker may have a tiny positioning tolerance relative to the movement center – a known limitation of generic dials.

Q4: Does this dial have lume?
A: Most versions have basic luminous paint on the hour markers and hands area, but brightness and duration may be inferior to genuine Super-LumiNova. Check product description.

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