This timepiece is in unworn condition, retaining all protective plastics from the manufacturer. It comes as a complete set including both inner and outer boxes, green tag, booklets, and leather cardholder, with warranty card dated January 2018. Provenance has been verified against the manufacture's database — authentication report included with sale.
Introduced in 2016 and discontinued in 2023, the 116508 "John Mayer" is now one of the most actively sought discontinued Daytonas on the secondary market — its nickname earned after the renowned musician and collector publicly called it a "sleeper hit," triggering a surge in demand that has never fully abated. The 40mm solid 18-carat yellow gold Oyster case pairs a fixed engraved yellow gold tachymetric bezel with a mesmerizing sunburst green dial that shifts in depth and tone with every change in light. Applied yellow gold Chromalight hour markers and hands, red "Daytona" script, and three contrasting sub-registers complete the dial. Presented on an 18-carat yellow gold Oyster bracelet with Oysterlock folding safety clasp and Easylink extension system. The in-house 4130 is a self-winding chronograph featuring a vertical clutch and column-wheel, containing 44 jewels, certified as a Superlative Chronometer to −2/+2 seconds per day, and delivering approximately 72 hours of power reserve, water-resistant to 100 meters.
Listing Details:
• Reference Number: 116508
• Case Material: 18k Yellow Gold
• Bezel Material: 18k Yellow Gold, Fixed Engraved Tachymetric Scale
• Case Diameter: 40mm
• Crystal: Scratch-Resistant Sapphire Crystal
• Dial: Sunburst Green, Chromalight Luminescent
• Dial Markers: Applied Yellow Gold, Chromalight
• Bracelet Material: 18k Yellow Gold Oyster
• Clasp: Oysterlock Folding Safety Clasp, Easylink Extension
• Movement: 4130 (Manufacture)
• Number of Jewels: 44
• Power Reserve: 72h
• Water Resistance: 100m
• Complications: Chronograph
• Certification: Superlative Chronometer
• Provenance: Manufacture Database Verified — Report Included
• Discontinued Reference (2016–2023)
Location: Ridgefield Park, NJ, USA
This timepiece is in unworn condition, retaining all protective plastics from the manufacturer. It comes as a complete set including both inner and outer boxes, green tag, booklets, and leather cardholder, with warranty card dated January 2018. Provenance has been verified against the manufacture's database — authentication report included with sale.
Introduced in 2016 and discontinued in 2023, the 116508 "John Mayer" is now one of the most actively sought discontinued Daytonas on the secondary market — its nickname earned after the renowned musician and collector publicly called it a "sleeper hit," triggering a surge in demand that has never fully abated. The 40mm solid 18-carat yellow gold Oyster case pairs a fixed engraved yellow gold tachymetric bezel with a mesmerizing sunburst green dial that shifts in depth and tone with every change in light. Applied yellow gold Chromalight hour markers and hands, red "Daytona" script, and three contrasting sub-registers complete the dial. Presented on an 18-carat yellow gold Oyster bracelet with Oysterlock folding safety clasp and Easylink extension system. The in-house 4130 is a self-winding chronograph featuring a vertical clutch and column-wheel, containing 44 jewels, certified as a Superlative Chronometer to −2/+2 seconds per day, and delivering approximately 72 hours of power reserve, water-resistant to 100 meters.
Listing Details:
• Reference Number: 116508
• Case Material: 18k Yellow Gold
• Bezel Material: 18k Yellow Gold, Fixed Engraved Tachymetric Scale
• Case Diameter: 40mm
• Crystal: Scratch-Resistant Sapphire Crystal
• Dial: Sunburst Green, Chromalight Luminescent
• Dial Markers: Applied Yellow Gold, Chromalight
• Bracelet Material: 18k Yellow Gold Oyster
• Clasp: Oysterlock Folding Safety Clasp, Easylink Extension
• Movement: 4130 (Manufacture)
• Number of Jewels: 44
• Power Reserve: 72h
• Water Resistance: 100m
• Complications: Chronograph
• Certification: Superlative Chronometer
• Provenance: Manufacture Database Verified — Report Included
• Discontinued Reference (2016–2023)
Location: Ridgefield Park, NJ, USA
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