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ROLEX DAYTONA REF 6265 BLACK SIGMA DIAL WITH MK1 PUSHER from 1972

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Brand : ROLEX

Model : DAYTONA

Reference : 6265

Year : 1972

Serial : 303XXXX

Pushers : MK1

Movement : MECA VALJOUX 727

Case : Polished case which keeps a good thickness with angles still very present and a case with few signs of wear or significant shocks or loss of material.

Dial : Black sigma dial the second version with a beautiful patina of the tritium indexes which all react to UV rays as well as the hands which match well. No major defects in the original silver counters which have taken on a beautiful two-tone patina with two very aesthetic silver tones due to the effect of time and this is highly sought after by Daytona collectors and very beautiful orange patina of the luminescent indexes .

Diameter : 37mm

Bracelet : Oyster Rolex bracelet in perfect condition with all its links and little stretch. Model a little later than the period of production of the watch. Reference 78350/19 endlink 557B clasp code O6.

Accessories : None

Our opinion : The Rolex Cosmograph Daytona model is a sports chronograph launched in 1963 by the company Rolex SA. The Cosmograph Daytona is part of the professional watch category within the Rolex line. It was originally designed for racing drivers. Four generations of Daytona were released in 1963, 1988, 2000 and 2016 respectively. The first was fitted with a manual winding movement, the second with an automatic Zenith winding movement and the third and fourth with a Manufacture Rolex movement. . The world auction record is a Rolex Daytona that belonged to Paul Newman and sold at Philips in NYC for $17.75 million in 2017. The original is therefore the 4-digit version of which this one is part. Ours is in perfect not so much polished state of conservation with a dial where the counters have taken on a beautiful two-tone patina and very sought after on these models because they are quite rare and the tritium points have a superb patina. These vintage models are only slightly more expensive than the new mass-produced ceramics and absolutely not common, so for how much longer!

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