Rolex Rolex Daytona 6264

The first model of this historical reference dates back to 1963. This model is associated with the world of motor racing and was designed to meet the chronometric needs of professional drivers. The model had, and still has, three counters and a tachymeter scale that allows drivers to precisely measure their time. Despite being Rolex's most famous model, it wasn't an immediate success. The most iconic model is the Paul Newman made of steel with an Exotic dial. It was worn in 1969 by Paul Newman on the set of "Virages", a film directed by James Goldstone. The model owned by Paul Newman was sold in 2017 by Philips in New York for $17.8 million. The 6264 has many similarities with the 6241. It has a Paul Newman dial, a curved "DAYTONA" marking, as well as a " T SWISS T" marking (indicating the presence of Tritium in the luminescent markers). The only difference is the change to a Caliber 727. This reference is entirely based on the 6241. A Caliber 727 is used this time. Over time, some dials change from black to brown (Tropical Dial).