Tag: 4131 movement

What really changed, how the 4131 vs 4130 feels on wrist, and what to check on a Clean Factory build Why this matchup matters The modern Rolex Daytona pivoted from the long-running 116500 to the updated 126500, and the changes are subtle enough that many readers still ask, “Is it worth caring about?” From a replica rolex point of view, small differences become the whole story: bezel shaping, dial typography, sub-dial depth, and—most talked about—the move from Calibre 4130 to Calibre 4131. This guide explains those shifts in plain language, then walks through a Clean Factory Daytona checklist so you…

Why this model matters Rolex refreshed the modern Daytona line with the calibre 4131 and subtle case/dial updates. The Everose 126515 on Oysterflex has quickly become a community favorite thanks to its warm metal tone, ceramic bezel, and sunburst dials (including the so-called “Becks/Becks-style” nicknames in Chinese forums). Because Clean Factory (C Factory) now offers a 4131-era build, many collectors have asked for a calm, side-by-side read: what’s actually matched, where tolerances live, and what to inspect if you’re considering one. Terminology note: in the replica community “4131” often refers to a 4131-style clone of the updated Daytona architecture. It…