Vintage Rolex Daytona "Big Red" 6265 Rolex Watch Review
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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SKU: 4334918
The Rolex Cosmograph Daytona "Big Red" 6265 is encased in 37mm of stainless steel surrounding a black dial on a stainless steel Oyster bracelet. Features of this Rolex Cosmograph Daytona "Big Red" include hours, minutes, small seconds and chronograph. This Rolex watch also measures 13.3mm in thickness and 44.8mm from lug-to-lug.
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Amazing to learn that Rolex does actually care about vintage. News to me.
Not new news
A link to the auction may be a good idea
The rattle of that bracelet is amazing
Ah those days of a proper step taper on a Rolex. Absolute perfection.
One of those Rolex grails 👍👍👍👍👍👍
This is absolutely stunning, wild and a dream. What a piece. Nice job!
Not sure eBay was the best choice for a watch of this caliber.
While stationed in Germany in the 60s, I traveled to Rolex in Geneva and was told they did not restore nor service their watches!
A lot has changed in sixty years.
I purchased the same watch in 1986 from a ad for 850 which included tax. At the time people thought i was crazy for paying so much for a watch.
Gee wiz, watchuwant sell pieces like this on eBay? Gives me even greater confidence in the platform, I sell all my watches on the 'bay. Just checked out the auction. I'd make a bid, if my wealth was about 5 times more than it is :-(
Does anyone know what this sold for?
Watchbox team, aren't you worried that the Ebay Authentication team can literally ruin this vintage Rolex? They will open the case back and may tinker with it for "authentication" purpose.
Please comment.
They should be. I can’t imagine who they employ on that awesome team of experts.
The King
Beautiful piece, one day!
This is a damn nice watch!
I was thinking.. Awesome, awesome, yes, yes,... ok $2000.. ok.. hmm. $15000, nevermind, I'm good with the random scratches. I wonder if this hurts the resale value, it'll be interesting to find out what this ends up going for..
This is a good investment!
@Archie Baldwin you don't know much about Rolex
This watch will break eBay, then the internet.
Did they do the restoration just because it’s from someone with influence?
Probably an Arab Royal family member or Russian Oil oligarch? A Latin American dictator? A Mafioso crime syndicate boss? The mind boggles at the possibilities. You have to be absolute top dog level for Rolex do to this. They wouldn't even spit on you if you were on fire.
Do the original hands come with it? Wouldn't it make more sense for that price to put non-lumed hands on something like this?
If they were still serviceable, they would have remained fit to watch. Rolex retains any original part that can remain for functional purposes even if imperfect. If Rolex itself couldn't get these to stay put on their pinions, then there was no opening to re-fit them even in theory for historical reasons. And it's entirely possible that the hands in place prior to restoration were already service replacement or incorrect hands with no historical value in either case.
Best,
Tim
@@the1916companywatchreviews Sure, but it just seems to me that for that price they could make up some hands with just paint and no lume. This lume, assuming it is modern, will be there "forever" and will always look wrong after uv exposure.
@@cdt114 your looking for imperfections to find faults
@@cdt114 Agreed. You'd think period correct hands would be a better choice. Looks like air conditioning on a Model T- it's a nice feature, but it's not supposed to be there, lol.
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Get yourself some moisturizer before your fingers fall off yikes. Or at least give em a clean before making a 10 minute video about them.
my datejust looks better than this lol
What an ugly ass watch, no wonder nobody wanted this thing back in the days.
Makes today's Daytona look absolutely ghastly by comparison. A lost era of watch-making. This is the finest Rolex I have ever seen. That and the blue dial Oysterquartz.