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mdw3 · 22 March 2015, 01:52 AM

Based on experience over many years, my belief is that low "Big Red Daytona" dials are generally found in the first group of red Daytona watches, ranging from c. 5M - 6M, and high Daytona dials thereafter, from around 7M until the end of production. Of course, it is good to bear in mind that many of the earlier low "Red Daytona" watches have, by now, had their dials replaced with later high Daytona dials, which will pollute the samples observable in the wild.

Michael

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22 March 2015, 01:52 AM	#9
mdw3 "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 677	Based on experience over many years, my belief is that low "Big Red Daytona" dials are generally found in the first group of red Daytona watches, ranging from c. 5M - 6M, and high Daytona dials thereafter, from around 7M until the end of production. Of course, it is good to bear in mind that many of the earlier low "Red Daytona" watches have, by now, had their dials replaced with later high Daytona dials, which will pollute the samples observable in the wild. Michael

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