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The truth about the red dials of the Rolex Daytona Paul Newman 6263

The truth about the red dials of the Rolex Daytona Paul Newman 6263


Dear readers,

we have very interesting news for you about the red dials of the Rolex Daytona Paul Newman.

This topic created many discussions and doubts among collectors, dealers and in watchforums.

Many people claimed that these dials are fake, other said that they are original and a few people spent a fortune to have this type of watch with the red dial.

 
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Osvaldo Patrizzi spoke to Singer & Cie SA, the company that produced the dials for Rolex in the past, and now we know the truth about this famous red dial.

This letter explains that Singer made an expertise of the red/black Rolex Paul Newman dial of the Rolex Daytona Ref. 6263 series No. 6625090 and the managing director is confirming that this dial is original and was produced by the Singer Ateliers in the Sixties.

Here you have the text in French written by the managing director of Singer & Cie SA.

We remind you that the original letter written by Singer will be published in the book Rolex Daytona Story, coming out in 2012 and already available for reservations.

Rolex Daytona Story will not be just the world’s biggest book on Rolex watches (together with “Rolex Submariner Story” and “Collecting Rolex Milgauss, Turn-O-Graph, Yacht-Master, Explorer”) but also the most important edition ever done on Rolex.

All Rolex Daytona references will be presented with the dates of the beginning and end of production as well as specifying all their main features: push-buttons, crown, bezel, dial, crystal, bracelets, graphic details of logos, writing and hallmarks.

Updated prices of all Daytonas are enclosed.

Text of the letter written by Singer:

Messieurs,

Vous nous avez présenté ce jour un cadran ROLEX Paul Newman rouge/noir en excellent état provenant de la montre référence 6263 no de série 6625090.

Nous vous confirmons que ce cadran est bien un original sorti de nos ateliers dans les années 60.

Veuillez agréer, Messieurs, nos salutations distinguées.

Jean SINGER & Cie SA

(Text by G. Mondani)

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