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Lot Essay
Among the most highly sought-after timepieces, the Rolex Daytona has established itself as a true icon within the world of watch collecting. Since its introduction, the model has undergone numerous variations in dials, cases, and movements, reflecting Rolex's relentless quest for innovation while staying true to its heritage. Rolex chronographs with 'Paul Newman' dials have become part of the most appreciated wristwatches amongst collectors. A strong favorite for many, and in very good overall condition, the present timepiece features a highly desirable white 'Paul Newman' dial with contrasting black subsidiary registers.
Reference 6241
The Reference 6241 was introduced in the mid-1960s and remained in production until around 1969. It was produced in stainless steel (2,250 pieces), 18k gold (300 pieces), and 14k gold (450 pieces). It featured 'non-Oyster' or 'non-screw-down' chronograph buttons and a bezel with a black plastic insert, with the tachymeter scale printed in white. The dials displayed 'Rolex Cosmograph' but not always the 'Daytona' designation.
Reference 6241
The Reference 6241 was introduced in the mid-1960s and remained in production until around 1969. It was produced in stainless steel (2,250 pieces), 18k gold (300 pieces), and 14k gold (450 pieces). It featured 'non-Oyster' or 'non-screw-down' chronograph buttons and a bezel with a black plastic insert, with the tachymeter scale printed in white. The dials displayed 'Rolex Cosmograph' but not always the 'Daytona' designation.