Another Fratello Top 5! ✓ We highlight our favorite Rolex chronograph models from the pre-Daytona era ✓ Check them out here!

Here's why: Rolex didn't form its relationship with Daytona until 1964, and in 1963 Rolex advertised its racing chronograph saying, "It's called The LeMans." True to the Newman Daytonas of ...

Rolex currently offers two colorways of the Daytona in Oystersteel ... to have provided some aesthetic inspiration for the latest chronograph from Tissot. The Le Locle brand has launched the ...

The stage is set for an electrifying start to the motorsports season as IMSA today announced the 64th running of the Rolex 24 ...

In its steel form, the Daytona remains one of the toughest Rolex models to pick up at retail. It's not hard to see why, either. The timeless chronograph looks as good today as it did back in 1963 ...

At the top of that pile is unquestionably the Rolex Daytona. Once the ugly duckling ... so called because it was the first automatic chronograph movement used on a commercial wrist watch.

Roger Penske's prototype Porsche has swept historic races at Daytona and Sebring to begin the year. A Porsche, and Mercedes, also got GTD wins.

Leonardo DiCaprio is a Hollywood legend, committed environmental campaigner, devoted Los Angeles Lakers fan, and as of last ...

The Daytona 200 is the only major motorcycle race that's long enough to necessitate pit stops. And by the way, the fastest ...

Next January will mark 20 years since Daytona's Rolex 24 planted itself on the final weekend of January. And that's where it's staying. For now, anyway. Daytona International Speedway made it ...

If all that sounds like a downer, don’t be fooled. It’s still Daytona, there’s still a Rolex for the winner’s wrist, and riders around the globe seem to be taking a renewed interest.