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RolexDaytona
Brand: Rolex
Model: Daytona
Reference: 6263
Case: stainless steel
Dial: black, original Tritium
Hands: original tritium
Year: 1971
Movement: manual wind cal. 727
Diameter: 37 mm
Crystal: plexi, T21 domed
Bracelet: jubilée, stainless steel, with 574B endlinks
Buckle: folding clasp
Bezel: bakelite, MK3
Box: original
Papers: in-house guarantee certificate
Condition: excellent original condition, complete overhaul including perfect case restoration
Price: 62.500,00 €
Additional Informations: It is no coincidence that collectors refer to this rare Daytona as the “Gentleman’s Daytona.” Thanks to its neutral and perfectly balanced dial without red lettering or Sigma markings, the watch appears exceptionally understated and conveys exactly the kind of subtle elegance that makes many early Daytona references so desirable today.
The clean and uncluttered dial harmonizes perfectly with the comparatively slim case of this early execution, giving the watch an elegant yet never intrusive presence on the wrist. This restraint allows the beautiful bakelite bezel to stand out particularly well and defines the characteristic appearance of this reference.
This example is an early version from 1971. The case has been professionally refinished, and the movement has undergone a full service. Particularly noteworthy is the untouched original dial with its original tritium lume still present on both the hour markers and hands - a detail that has become increasingly rare to find today.
The clean and uncluttered dial harmonizes perfectly with the comparatively slim case of this early execution, giving the watch an elegant yet never intrusive presence on the wrist. This restraint allows the beautiful bakelite bezel to stand out particularly well and defines the characteristic appearance of this reference.
This example is an early version from 1971. The case has been professionally refinished, and the movement has undergone a full service. Particularly noteworthy is the untouched original dial with its original tritium lume still present on both the hour markers and hands - a detail that has become increasingly rare to find today.