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Now for the twist. This reference 16520 Daytona does not rely link on a Zenith movement. In the final two years of production, Rolex started to produce transitional Daytonas that featured Rolex's in-house caliber 4030, which, along with its generational upgrade, the 4130, would go on to power all Daytonas after 1999. This is one of those odd overlaps link that allow link you to enjoy a special recipe, the neo-vintage case and look of a model introduced in 1988 with a thoroughly modern Rolex inside.

The Polerouter link is one link of those vintage models that just screams HODINKEE to me. I first read about Polerouters on HODINKEE and I heard the model suggested and drafted on HODINKEE link Radio time and time again. Ask anyone, around the office, here or not, for a first vintage watch suggestion and you will likely hear about a watch designed by a young Gerald Genta – Universal Geneve's Polerouter.

Fun fact A tourbillon is usually called a link "complication" like a chronograph or perpetual calendar but some purists balk because tourbillons do not show any additional information. It is they say not a complication but a regulating device. These folks are probably about as much fun as the link people who wait around until someone mentions Van Gogh so they can correct their pronunciation but they're link in fact correct if not necessarily the life of the party.