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Show us your Paul Newman Daytona
Calling all Paul Newman Daytona owners. Let's get this thread started.
Here is the moment that inspired me to buy a Paul Newman Daytona. Two years ago I saw this one at Asprey in London.
Here is mine.
The passion for these watches remains stronger than ever.
Regards
Rene
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Show us your Paul Newman Daytona
Calling all Paul Newman Daytona owners. Let's get this thread started. Here is the moment that inspired me to buy a Paul Newman Daytona. Two years ago I saw this one at Asprey in London. Here is mine. The passion for these watches remains stronger than ev...
Mmh Steven...
is that a new watch ? You collection is growing, with only top pieces ! Cheers Jeff
you had it on your wrist before me !
some weekends ago and I was even told you liked it very much
Great pics of a classic..
Those Newman Daytona's are pure perfection. Fantastic examples you all have. Cheers Pete
any estimates on how many PN's were made?
I am curious if anyone has an estimate on the number of PN's made in the different models? Another question I have is why the PN's have the 15, 30, 45 subdials as opposed to the regular 20,40, 60 subdial on a regular cosmograph? I am trying to educate mys...
your watch is beautiful but it is not a PN Daytona....
the PN Daytona has a special dial with a colored ring around the edge and subdials at 9'oclock which show the minutes as 15, 30, 45, and 60. All the subdials have markers with a square block. If I am mistaken, please excuse me but this is what learnt in m...
Thank you for the information.
I was under the mistaken impression that it had to do with contrasting dial colors of that era. Thanks for the education. Cheers, Joe
PN rules
I love the contrastful dial and the colors. The variants are so different in the looks and have so beautiful patina. Hopefully you will appreciate the companionship in full. One day, one day will I also have one that I can call mine. Until than, thank-you...
2 black PNs, and 3 other Vintage Dayto???
Aaargh, my friend... you should put a warning before posting such pictures! Best, Nicolas
Nicolas...you missed the
JLC!!!! 6239 silver dial 6239PN black dial 6263 6265 sigma dial 6262PN