B Praak's Rolex Daytona Oysterflex Tiffany Dial: Inside His ₹1.1 Crore Watch

Quick answer: Singer-composer B Praak has been pictured wearing a Rolex Cosmograph Daytona in yellow gold on an Oysterflex strap, finished with Rolex's turquoise "Tiffany" dial a combination reported to be worth approximately ₹1.1 crore. It's the most expensive watch documented in his collection so far, following an ₹50 lakh Day-Date in 2025 and an ₹18 lakh Rolex earlier in 2026.

B Praak has spent the last two years turning his watch box into its own kind of news cycle. Every time the singer-composer steps out in a new Rolex, it ends up covered the way a film release or a chart position would be not as gossip, but as a genuine style story. His latest piece is arguably his boldest: a Rolex Cosmograph Daytona in yellow gold, fitted to the sportier Oysterflex strap, with the turquoise-blue lacquer dial collectors call the "Tiffany" Daytona. Reports place its market value at roughly ₹1.1 crore, making it the most expensive watch in his collection to be publicly documented so far.

What exactly is this watch?

The Daytona is Rolex's flagship chronograph, built for motorsport timing since the 1960s and now one of the most sought-after references in the world regardless of dial or material. This particular version pairs an 18k yellow gold case with Rolex's Oysterflex bracelet a flexible metal blade wrapped in black elastomer that gives the heft of gold with the everyday comfort of a rubber strap. The dial is what sets it apart: a bright turquoise lacquer finish, informally nicknamed the "Tiffany" dial for its resemblance to the jeweler's signature blue, set off by three black chronograph sub-dials at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock.

•      Model family: Cosmograph Daytona

•      Case: 18k yellow gold

•      Strap: Oysterflex (metal blade, elastomer overmold)

•      Dial: Turquoise "Tiffany" lacquer with black sub-dials

•      Reported market value: ₹1.1 crore

Rolex only introduced this dial-and-strap combination on the gold Daytona in the last couple of years, and retail allocation for it remains extremely limited most buyers who want one are paying well above list price on the secondary market, which is consistent with the crore-plus valuation being reported here.

Where this fits in B Praak's watch collection

Watch

Reported value

When reported

Rolex (unspecified model)

₹18 lakh

July 2026

Rolex Day-Date, yellow gold, black onyx dial

₹50 lakh

January 2025

Rolex Daytona Oysterflex, Tiffany dial

₹1.1 crore

2026 (this piece)


Read as a sequence rather than three separate stories, it shows a collector trading up steadily rather than buying at random gold cases, complicated dials, and increasingly rare references, each purchase pricier and more distinctive than the last.

Why this particular Daytona stands out

Plenty of celebrities own a Daytona. Far fewer own this specific combination. The Tiffany-dial gold Daytona on Oysterflex is a genuinely new configuration from Rolex, not a decades-old vintage grail, which means owning one this early says as much about access and timing as it does about budget. For an Indian celebrity watch collection, it's also a notable outlier: most Bollywood and music-industry Daytonas documented publicly are steel or two-tone references, not gold pieces on the newer Oysterflex strap with this dial. That combination of rarity and recency is likely what's driving the ₹1.1 crore figure being reported for this piece specifically.

What it says about the growing India-watch story

B Praak's collection is also a useful marker for a broader shift happening in India's luxury watch market. A decade ago, crore-plus Rolex purchases by Indian celebrities were almost exclusively the domain of Bollywood's top-tier actors and cricketers. Musicians, especially from the Punjabi music industry, rarely featured in that conversation. B Praak's steady run of purchases each one bigger and more specific than the last signals that the audience for high-horology watch content in India now extends well beyond film stars. For readers tracking celebrity watch culture, that makes his collection worth following in its own right, not just as a footnote to Bollywood's better-documented collectors.

It's also a reminder that gold Daytonas on Oysterflex, in dial colors like this turquoise lacquer, are becoming a recognizable status marker independent of who's wearing them the same way an Everose Rainbow Daytona or a diamond-bezel Yacht-Master has become instantly identifiable in celebrity watch coverage. As more of these newer references reach Indian buyers, expect this specific combination to show up again in future collections, not just this one.

FAQ

What watch is B Praak wearing in this photo?
A Rolex Cosmograph Daytona in 18k yellow gold, fitted on the Oysterflex strap, with the turquoise "Tiffany" dial reported to be worth approximately ₹1.1 crore.

Is this B Praak's most expensive watch?
Based on public reporting to date, yes. It surpasses both his earlier ₹50 lakh Day-Date and his ₹18 lakh Rolex reported in mid-2026.

Why is the dial called a "Tiffany" dial if it isn't made by Tiffany & Co.?
Rolex has no formal partnership tied to this dial. The nickname comes purely from the shade of turquoise closely resembling Tiffany & Co.'s signature color, a comparison collectors started making informally that has since stuck as shorthand in the watch community.

How rare is this exact Daytona configuration?
Rolex has only recently introduced this dial-and-strap pairing on the gold Daytona, and authorized-dealer allocation for it is reported to be extremely limited, which is why examples typically trade above retail on the secondary market.


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