These Are Some Of The Rarest & Most Precious Rolex Watches

[BNA/LION]

This ia a good read...

"Rolex has always stood for quality, luxury and excellence. It is the standard when it comes to horological innovations. And it has a long history with Hollywood legends, and cultural and political icons. And of course it has an affinity with supreme sporting achievements. This began in 1928 when long distance swimmer Mercedes Gleitze attempted to swim across the English Channel for a second time wearing a then newly-launched Rolex Oyster watch, the first waterproof wristwatch. Though she was unsuccessful in her sophomore attempt, the Oyster she wore was still working after being submerged in water for 10 hours...

https://www.forbes.com/sites/bluecar.../#6118db7232eb

[JSolution]

You know, I am not one for vintage generally, but these old Daytona’s are really something, wow.

[JWD531]

Originally Posted by JSolution

You know, I am not one for vintage generally, but these old Daytona’s are really something, wow.

I can actually see why they didn’t sell initially, at least from my tastes (other than the whole “late to the game” thing regarding their original intent).

I like how they have evolved though and from the Zenith onward, I think they look great.

But I also don’t like the Omega Speedmasters either, so I think it’s just me...


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