In 1963, Rolex introduced the Cosmograph, named after the Daytona Beach race track and made for motorsport. The Ref. 6265 from 1973 shows the Daytona in its classic manual-winding era: a 37mm stainless steel case with tachymeter bezel, acrylic crystal, tritium luminous material and the Calibre 727, water-resistant to 60m.
With box and papers, the movement was serviced in 2025. One of the most coveted chronographs of all, here as an early reference with character.
In 1963, Rolex introduced the Cosmograph, named after the Daytona Beach race track and made for motorsport. The Ref. 6265 from 1973 shows the Daytona in its classic manual-winding era: a 37mm stainless steel case with tachymeter bezel, acrylic crystal, tritium luminous material and the Calibre 727, water-resistant to 60m.
With box and papers, the movement was serviced in 2025. One of the most coveted chronographs of all, here as an early reference with character.