Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 6263

Haven’t worn this one for a while Really comfortable on a rivet bracelet ( needs tightening though ) It’s a real pain to wind every day as I have to unscrew the crown but it’s a small price to pay My early 6263 -

Words are needless to describe this cool, very cool watch. I cannot and will not be able to afford it, one day, but it is always great to see one of them in the metal. Best! Nicolas

If I had to keep just one Rolex it would be this one by a long long way. My 6263 from 1971. Absolutely amazing. The perfect Rolex for a vintage lover. M.

So here we are. No idea why I am so attracted by manual wind chronographs or manual wind watches in general. I just adore and prefer them. Maybe it is the fact that they need me to keep running, so a sense of survival, or maybe it is the interaction and feedback I get when I wind one or all of them.

One day the vintage bug bite me, so I decided to try vintage Rolex. So my journey began with a vintage 1675, next 16750. After this, I admire the 1680 red and bought one as well. Then I said I will buy a 6263 but which one? I finally decided, easy choice, the silver panda. However then I learn about

Hi guys, i recently took the plunge to get a custom Rolex made for me. Here's how it looks from the concept sketch. I guess most purists would disapprove. But I thought why not and took the plunge when they responded with a yes after I registered my interest when they opened up the option on their w