Cash Landing (2015)
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James Grippando's 2015 novel, drawn from a real Miami International Airport robbery, follows Ruban Betancourt's crew after they lift millions in cash from a Lufthansa flight and then have to hide the spending. Jeffrey, Ruban's brother-in-law, cannot. (Open Library)
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- Rolex Daytona
- When the crew compares purchases, Sully identifies Jeffrey's as a diamond-encrusted Rolex Daytona costing forty-five thousand dollars, exactly the kind of conspicuous spending the heist's planner has warned against. The text gives the model and the diamond setting, not a reference or metal.
Source text: "That's the one I bought," said Jeffrey. "Diamond-encrusted Rolex Daytona," said Sully. "Forty-five thousand." (James Grippando, Cash Landing, Harper, 2015, Internet Archive scan, page image 470; Internet Archive)