6265

There's something quietly painful about a 6265 behind glass. You see that matte dial and you already know a Rolex service has touched too many of these. Replaced hands, refinished cases, erased decades in an afternoon. The CPO programme promises authentic

For me it’s all about the aesthetic. The ROC dial, solid sub dials, slimmer hands and baton markers, and brushed bracelet is so much more refined than the latest iterations. The only problem is ensuring the provenance and the price! At EUR 120k asking thi

Ref 6265 I chased this one for over 2 years

This one flies under the radar. It vaguely reminds me of the steel 6265 from the manual wind days. Enjoy your evening friends! Regards, Steve

Then the 6265

If you don't know it yet, 2023 is the 60th anniversary of the Rolex Daytona. And coincidently to Nico's PN post today , I wrote this one, so here is a story about the Red Daytona: . 20 years ago, in mid 2003, 2 watches appeared in auction. These watches w

This isn’t even fold over (I don’t think)? Is this just “SEL”? And with the GMT style clasp you spoke of

I love how lightweight my 6265 bracelet is. The modern Rolex bracelets I have (116610 super case bracelet, 16520 Daytona) are just so heavy. Will the 16610 bracelet feel like the 6265? Or do I have to go with a 16800 or earlier? Or maybe earlier 16610 mod

My 6265 with a very different look (Panda like) with the Big Red Daytona script. Dave

there is a reason why Rolex chose the terms "Cosmograph" st the beginning of this reference and later switched it to the Daytona designation 😉🤣😂 In addition, I find it funny that they would include the Daytona designation on the SS 6263 and 6265 but not o