The example offered here is a 1966 Rolex Daytona Ref. 6239 with an original Tiffany & Co. signed dial, preserved in outstanding condition. The silver sunburst dial remains flawless, with no visible wear, while the black matte sub-registers are equally pristine. All tritium lume plots are fully intact, having aged to a soft, creamy patina that matches perfectly with the original hour and minute hands. The chronograph sweep hand and sub-register hands retain their original paint, crisp and untouched.
The stainless steel case remains strong, with thick lugs and traces of factory brushing still visible, showing only honest wear consistent with age. The acrylic crystal displays minor use marks, in line with originality. Completing the watch is a very rare Rolex Jubilee JB Champion stainless steel bracelet, produced for the US market, showing normal wear and stretch.
This is not just a Daytona—it is a museum-grade, double-signed chronograph from the model’s most formative years. For seasoned collectors, a genuine Tiffany-signed 6239 in this state of preservation is not merely rare; it is the kind of opportunity that defines a collection.
Brand: Rolex
Model: Daytona
Reference: 6239
Serial: 1520xxx
Year: 1966
Case material: All stainless steel
Case dimensions: 37mm excluding crown
Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, chronograph
Caliber: Rolex cal. 722 manual wind
Bracelet: Rolex Jubilee JB Champion stainless steel bracelet for the USA market
Crystal: Acrylic
Accessories: None
Service: Unknown


































