For all the reasons already listed this is a bogus Daytona.
Not stainless
days at six
etc.
For me the biggest "tell" is the mere fact it says anything about the race on the back.
A stainless Daytona is awarded to the winning drivers of each class at the race. Nowadays there are three classes - Daytona prototypes, GT-R and GT-3. Each team usually has four drivers - so the total watch pool is about 12 watches per year. For a winning driver these watches are a VERY big deal - well for that matter so is winning any 24 hour race. These watches rarely come up for public sale - the last one I remember was at auction for over 30 grand. So if any of YOUR buddies have one - it's a fake, period. Unless of course you hang out with guys like Scott Pruett or Hurley Haywood.
Ken
Not stainless
days at six
etc.
For me the biggest "tell" is the mere fact it says anything about the race on the back.
A stainless Daytona is awarded to the winning drivers of each class at the race. Nowadays there are three classes - Daytona prototypes, GT-R and GT-3. Each team usually has four drivers - so the total watch pool is about 12 watches per year. For a winning driver these watches are a VERY big deal - well for that matter so is winning any 24 hour race. These watches rarely come up for public sale - the last one I remember was at auction for over 30 grand. So if any of YOUR buddies have one - it's a fake, period. Unless of course you hang out with guys like Scott Pruett or Hurley Haywood.
Ken