DrStrong
[Rolex Moderator]
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Daytonas
here are a few answers to your questions:
- all these manual wound Daytonas did not sell well in the 1960's through 1980's, that's why Rolex did not produce many of them. Hence the relative rarity.
- the rarest references are 6264,6262 then 6241
- the Paul Newman is just a dial variation that you can find on any of the Daytona references
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Rolex virgin.... sorry for posting twice....previous post was misplaced
This is not a normal hunting ground for me. Much more likely to be found on JLC or PP. However, i was at dinner last night and the husband of my wife's friend was wearing a Rolex daytona. I asked him about it and it turns out to be a Ref. 6239, which he t...
Daytonas
here are a few answers to your questions: - all these manual wound Daytonas did not sell well in the 1960's through 1980's, that's why Rolex did not produce many of them. Hence the relative rarity. - the rarest references are 6264,6262 then 6241 - the Pau...
Daytonas
That is really helpful. I didnt realise that the disticntion on the Paul Newman dial was so obvious. Have to say, I prefer the PN dial. I also noticed that quite a few 1960s and 70s Daytonas come without their original metal bracelet, but with leather str...
I'd always try for bracelet first
but the dark leather strap enhances the PN black dial with cream subs. If you can get a Newman dial Daytona with the bracelet, you can detach and store it if you want and throw on a leather strap as you please. That gives you the best of both worlds and p...
Beautiful but not PN
Maybe I missed something? This dial is the standard Cosmograph version. PN dials are with outer track, etc. Nevertheless, this piece is a winner!!! Thanks Scott