6269
- Model
- Daytona
- Case material
- 18k Yellow Gold
- Case size
- 37mm
- Movement
- Manual
- Calibre
- Valjoux Cal. 727
- Market value band
- $300k – $1.5M
6269 is a Rolex Daytona reference.
The case is 37mm 18k yellow gold.
It runs the Valjoux Cal. 727, a manual movement.
Alongside 6270, one of the first two manual Rolex chronographs finished in a jewelled case; bezel set with 48 brilliant-cut diamonds, most examples fitted with a pave dial set with 240 round-cut diamonds. Collector nicknames vary by dial: pave-dial examples are 'The Jack of Diamonds', champagne-dial examples 'The Diamond Halo'. Extremely rare; a pave-dial example sold at Phillips for CHF 606,500. Production start year not independently corroborated to two sources and left unset; the cited Phillips lot example is dated 1987.
Before you ask.
What movement does the Rolex 6269 use?
The Rolex 6269 runs the Valjoux Cal. 727, a manual movement.
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