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SALMANPK offers a rare, in-depth visual deconstruction of a Rolex Daytona 'Paul Newman' Ref. 6264, inviting enthusiasts to appreciate the intricate details that elevate this vintage chronograph to legendary status. His meticulous photographic essay highlights the sublime dial and various components, providing an invaluable resource for understanding the watch's construction and enduring appeal. This post serves as a masterclass in appreciating the sum of its parts, emphasizing the educational value of studying such an iconic timepiece.
Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Reference 6264
The reference 6264 represents Rolex's Cosmograph Daytona offering produced from 1969 to 1987. This reference features a white dial configuration within the Daytona chronograph collection, distinguishing it through its manual-wind movement and specific dial presentation during this production period.
The 37mm stainless steel case houses the manual-wind caliber 727 movement, providing 48 hours of power reserve. The watch features a fixed tachymeter bezel and acrylic crystal, with water resistance rated to 50 meters. The white dial is paired with an Oyster bracelet construction.
This reference appeals to collectors seeking manual-wind Daytona examples from the 1970s and 1980s production era. The 6264 offers entry into vintage Daytona collecting with its stainless steel case material and white dial variant. The nearly two-decade production run provides availability for collectors interested in this specific caliber 727-powered configuration within the Cosmograph Daytona range.
And of course a cool watch! Take care Jon
In Rolex numeration caliber 727 is a true beater. You find it in watches ranging from Certina to Patek Philippe. A few technical data: 13 lines (30 millimeter) beat rate 18.000, power reserve 48 hours, Breguet hairspring 17 jewels, kif Shock absorber. Adjusted to 3 positions. Column wheel chronograph.
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