Posts Tagged ‘6241’
Paul Newman Dial 6241 Rolex Daytona
The 6241 is a fascinating point in the long, steady march of Daytona evolution. Screw down, millerighe pushers had just been introduced. But not all Rolex clients loved the idea. One year after the introduction of the first true Oyster case 6240, which was intended to be the direction of all future Daytona evolution, Rolex…
Read More‘Everose’ 6241 Rolex Daytona in 14K YG
Now of course, this isn’t actually Rolex Everose alloy. Everose is Rolex’s propietary pinkish rose gold alloy, first introduced in 2005. The 6241 shown today is a late 60s icon. This acrylic bezeled, pump pusher icon is rare in any guise. However, this example is both a precious metal and an attractive standard dial variant.…
Read MoreTiffany-Signed 6241 Steel Rolex Daytona
Serpico, Beyer, Gubelin, Bucherer, Cartier, and above all Tiffany: these are the words that, when combined with a manufacture signature, collectors lose their cool over. I personally tend to gravitate towards the more obscure double-signatures. By that, I don’t mean Dominos. I mean things like this VC 6194 signed by Cartier. However, there are now…
Read More