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DCGuy1965 · 6 October 2008, 07:32 AM

I have heard around the late 1970's the Daytona was a manual wind. I also heard the ADs could not practically give them away. We all know how popular the SS Daytona is today. I was wondering if anyone knew the exact model of this watch and some of its specs. I've been told IF and it's a BIG IF you are fortunate enough to find one it will set you back 25-30K depending on the condition.

On a similar topic, does anyone know what the most valuable vintage Rolex happens to be? I know PP holds the record with some World Timer selling for 4.3M give or take but I would be curious to find out. Thanks.

mike · 6 October 2008, 07:36 AM

Here's a great read on early Daytonas.

http://www.minutemachines.com/massen...naDaytona.html

6 October 2008, 07:32 AM	#1
DCGuy1965 "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Washington, DC Posts: 335	Vintage Manual Wind Daytona? I have heard around the late 1970's the Daytona was a manual wind. I also heard the ADs could not practically give them away. We all know how popular the SS Daytona is today. I was wondering if anyone knew the exact model of this watch and some of its specs. I've been told IF and it's a BIG IF you are fortunate enough to find one it will set you back 25-30K depending on the condition. On a similar topic, does anyone know what the most valuable vintage Rolex happens to be? I know PP holds the record with some World Timer selling for 4.3M give or take but I would be curious to find out. Thanks.

6 October 2008, 07:36 AM	#2
mike "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 22,683	Here's a great read on early Daytonas. http://www.minutemachines.com/massen...naDaytona.html

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