The Rolex Daytona reference 6262 represents a pivotal moment in horological history. This 1970 stainless steel example embodies the iconic "Paul Newman" dial configuration, distinguished by its exotic dial layout and applied indices that became synonymous with serious collectors. The 6262 movement delivers reliable chronograph functionality with its column wheel mechanism, while the robust oyster case ensures durability. As a pre-zenith Daytona from this era, it captures the essence of vintage sports watch design before the introduction of the 16520. A genuine artifact of 1970s watchmaking excellence, this piece remains highly sought after by discerning enthusiasts and represents a significant chapter in Rolex's racing heritage.
