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The Big Red and Small Red dial branches drive the steel-6265 market. Paul Newman's own 6263 Big Red sold at Phillips New York in December 2020 for USD 5.48M total, third most valuable Rolex at auction at that date; the result, while a 6263, anchors the Big Red typology the 6265 shares. | The Big Red and Small Red dial branches drive the steel-6265 market. Paul Newman's own 6263 Big Red sold at Phillips New York in December 2020 for USD 5.48M total, third most valuable Rolex at auction at that date; the result, while a 6263, anchors the Big Red typology the 6265 shares. | ||
== Related references == | |||
* [[Reference:6263|Daytona 6263]] — Paul Newman, Big Red & RCO Dials (1969–1988) | |||
* [[Reference:6262|Daytona 6262]] — Pump-Pusher Daytona (1970–1972) | |||
* [[Reference:6264|Daytona 6264]] — Paul Newman Dials (1970–1972) | |||
* [[Reference:6241|Daytona 6241]] — "John Player Special", 14k Gold (1966–1969) | |||
* [[Reference:6240|Daytona 6240]] — First Screw-Down-Pusher Daytona (1965–1969) | |||
* [[Reference:16518|Daytona 16518]] — Yellow Gold Zenith (1988–2000) | |||
See also the [[Reference:daytona|Daytona family index]], [[Reference:Movements|movement reference]], [[Reference:Bracelets|bracelet & clasp guide]], and [[Reference:Serial-numbers|serial numbers by year]]. | |||
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