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= Rolex Cosmograph Daytona =


The Cosmograph Daytona is the chronograph reference that took Rolex from a respected sports-watch maker to the maker of the most heavily-traded vintage watch on the secondary market. Rolex introduced the line in 1963 as a chronograph with the tachymetre scale moved off the dial onto a contrast-print bezel, gave it the Daytona name in honour of the Florida endurance race Rolex began sponsoring the same year, and ran the manual-wind generation through to 1988 — when the Zenith El Primero base produced the first automatic Daytona. The in-house cal 4130 followed in 2000, and the steel-bezel reference closed in 2016 with the introduction of the ceramic-bezel 116500LN.
The Cosmograph Daytona is Rolex's chronograph family, introduced in 1963. The original manual-wind watches used Valjoux-based movements. Automatic winding arrived with the Zenith-derived caliber 4030 in 1988, followed by Rolex's own caliber 4130 in 2000.


This index covers every pre-2020 Daytona reference. Current ceramic-bezel production (116500LN, 116505 in production through 2023, the 126500-line) sits outside scope.
The reference tables begin with the 6238 predecessor and run through the 4130 generation. Rolex introduced the redesigned 4131 generation in 2023. Earlier Oyster and non-Oyster chronographs are covered under [[Reference:pre-daytona-chronographs|pre-Daytona chronographs]].


[[File:Daytona vintage poster.webp|thumb|center|400px|Vintage Rolex Cosmograph Daytona advertising — the chronograph that defined the line]]
[[File:Daytona vintage poster.webp|thumb|center|400px|alt=Vintage Rolex Cosmograph Daytona advertisement|Vintage Rolex Cosmograph Daytona advertisement]]
 
== Common entry points ==
 
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<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Manual-wind, black bezel</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:6263|6263]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">Caliber 727, screw-down pushers and a black acrylic bezel insert. Dial variants include the large red Daytona signature known as Big Red.</div></div></div>
<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Zenith automatic, steel</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:16520|16520]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">Caliber 4030, sapphire crystal and an engraved steel bezel. The article compares dial printing and the brown subdial rings called Patrizzi.</div></div></div>
<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Rolex automatic, steel bezel</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:116520|116520]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">The 2000–2016 steel Daytona with caliber 4130. Running seconds moved to the subdial at 6 o'clock.</div></div></div>
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== Manual-wind chronograph (1962–1988) ==
== Manual-wind chronograph (1962–1988) ==


The Valjoux 72 era. Rolex modified Valjoux's 72 base into calibres 722, 722-1, and finally 727, the last of which lifted the beat from 18,000 to 21,600 vph in 1969. The reference numbering forks early: 6238 is the Pre-Daytona without the Daytona name; 6239 carries the engraved metal tachymetre bezel; 6240 introduces screw-down pushers and the Oyster case; 6241 adds the acrylic black bezel insert. The 6262 and 6264 are the brief 1970–1972 transitional pair, and the 6263 / 6265 sibling pair runs the line out to 1988.
The [[Reference:6238|6238]], now called the Pre-Daytona, has its tachymetric scale on the dial. The [[Reference:6239|6239]] moved that scale to the bezel in 1963. Rolex added screw-down chronograph pushers with the [[Reference:6240|6240]] in 1965; the [[Reference:6241|6241]] combined a black acrylic bezel insert with the earlier pump pushers.
 
The short-lived [[Reference:6262|6262]] and [[Reference:6264|6264]] retained pump pushers but used caliber 727. The [[Reference:6263|6263]] and [[Reference:6265|6265]] paired that movement with screw-down pushers and remained in the range until the late 1980s.


{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
|-
|-
! Reference !! Production !! Movement !! Bezel !! Pushers !! Key distinction
! Reference !! Approximate period !! Movement !! Bezel !! Pushers !! Distinction
|-
|-
| [[Reference:6238|6238]] || 1962–1968 || 722 || Smooth || Pump || "Pre-Daytona"; chronograph without the Daytona name; tachymetre printed on the dial
| [[Reference:6238|6238]] || c.1962–1968 || 72B / 722 || Smooth metal || Pump || Tachymetric scale on the dial
|-
|-
| [[Reference:6239|6239]] || 1963–1969 || 722 || Engraved metal tachymetre || Pump || First true Cosmograph Daytona; Paul Newman's reference
| [[Reference:6239|6239]] || c.1963–1969 || 72B / 722 family || Engraved metal || Pump || The first Cosmograph reference; Newman's own exotic-dial watch was a 6239
|-
|-
| [[Reference:6240|6240]] || 1965–1969 || 722-1 || Acrylic black insert || Screw-down || First Oyster Daytona; introduced screw-down pushers and 100m water resistance
| [[Reference:6240|6240]] || c.1965–1969 || 722 family || Black acrylic insert || Screw-down || Introduced screw-down pushers to the Daytona
|-
|-
| [[Reference:6241|6241]] || 1966–1969 || 722-1 || Acrylic black insert || Pump || Pump-pusher sibling of the 6240; hosts the 14k yellow gold John Player Special
| [[Reference:6241|6241]] || c.1966–1969 || 722 family || Black acrylic insert || Pump || Black-insert alternative to the metal-bezel 6239
|-
|-
| [[Reference:6262|6262]] || 1970–1972 || 727 || Engraved metal tachymetre || Pump || Brief transitional pair — pump pushers with the new 21,600 vph caliber
| [[Reference:6262|6262]] || c.1970–1972 || 727 || Engraved metal || Pump || Caliber 727 in a pump-pusher case
|-
|-
| [[Reference:6263|6263]] || 1969–1988 || 727 || Acrylic black insert || Screw-down || Longest-running manual-wind Daytona; Albino, Big Red, RCO, every retailer-signed branch
| [[Reference:6263|6263]] || Around 1970–late 1980s || 727 || Black acrylic insert || Screw-down || Black-insert counterpart to the 6265
|-
|-
| [[Reference:6264|6264]] || 1970–1972 || 727 || Engraved metal tachymetre || Pump || Metal-bezel pump-pusher sibling of the 6262; same brief window
| [[Reference:6264|6264]] || c.1970–1972 || 727 || Black acrylic insert || Pump || Black-insert counterpart to the 6262
|-
|-
| [[Reference:6265|6265]] || 1971–1988 || 727 || Engraved metal tachymetre || Screw-down || Metal-bezel sibling of the 6263; the Unicorn 18k white gold lives here
| [[Reference:6265|6265]] || Around 1970–late 1980s || 727 || Engraved metal || Screw-down || Metal-bezel counterpart to the 6263
|}
|}
Vintage production dates vary between sources. Monochrome gives 1971–1988 for the 6263/6265 pair; Phillips's Geneva XX catalogue discussions place their introduction in 1969 or the early 1970s and their end in 1987. Monochrome's 1963–1969 range for the 6239 also differs from the later endpoint in Phillips's account.
The early movements belong to the Valjoux 72 family. Catalogues use the designations 72B, 722 and 722-1; Phillips identifies a 72B in an early 6239 and a 722 in a 6241. The reference number alone does not identify the caliber fitted to an individual watch.


== Zenith automatic (1988–2000) ==
== Zenith automatic (1988–2000) ==


The Zenith era. Rolex bought the Zenith El Primero 400 base, slowed it from 36,000 to 28,800 vph, replaced the escapement with a free-sprung balance, and stamped it cal 4030. The 16520 is the steel reference; the 16518 / 16519 / 16523 / 16528 cluster is the gold and Rolesor parallel. The 16520 dial chronology runs MK1 through MK7 across twelve years and is the most heavily-collected forensic chronology in the modern Daytona line.
Caliber 4030 is Rolex's reworking of the Zenith El Primero 400. Rolex removed the date mechanism, reduced the frequency from 36,000 to 28,800 vibrations per hour and changed the balance assembly. The steel [[Reference:16520|16520]] has a sapphire crystal and crown guards, both departures from the manual-wind models.


{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
|-
|-
! Reference !! Production !! Movement !! Material !! Bracelet !! Key distinction
! Reference !! Period or dated example !! Movement !! Material !! Bracelet or strap !! Distinction
|-
|-
| [[Reference:16520|16520]] || 1988–2000 || 4030 || Stainless steel || Oyster (78360 → 78390) || First automatic Daytona; MK1 floating Cosmograph porcelain through MK7 Luminova; Patrizzi
| [[Reference:16520|16520]] || 1988–2000 || 4030 || Steel || Oyster bracelet || Steel automatic Daytona; dial variations include changed text spacing and Patrizzi subdial rings
|-
|-
| [[Reference:16518|16518]] || 1988–2000 || 4030 || 18k yellow gold || Leather strap || Yellow gold leather-strap sibling
| [[Reference:16518|16518]] || Documented sale in 1992; 1990s || 4030 || 18k yellow gold || Leather strap || Strap-mounted yellow gold version
|-
|-
| [[Reference:16519|16519]] || 1989–2000 || 4030 || 18k white gold || Leather strap || White gold leather-strap sibling
| [[Reference:16519|16519]] || Catalogued example c.1997; late 1990s || 4030 || 18k white gold || Leather strap || Strap-mounted white gold version
|-
|-
| [[Reference:16523|16523]] || 1988–2000 || 4030 || Steel + 18k yellow gold (Rolesor) || Oyster || Two-tone Rolesor variant
| [[Reference:16523|16523]] || c.1988–2000 || 4030 || Steel and 18k yellow gold || Oyster bracelet || Two-tone version, called Rolesor by Rolex
|-
|-
| [[Reference:16528|16528]] || 1988–2000 || 4030 || 18k yellow gold || Oyster || Yellow gold bracelet sibling
| [[Reference:16528|16528]] || c.1988–2000 || 4030 || 18k yellow gold || Oyster bracelet || Bracelet-mounted yellow gold version
|}
|}


== In-house cal 4130 (2000–2016) ==
Monaco Legend records a December 1992 warranty sale for a 16518; Phillips dates a 16519 to around 1997. Neither catalogue establishes an exact launch date.


The in-house era opens. Cal 4130 was Rolex's first in-house chronograph movement, with vertical clutch, column wheel, 44 jewels, and a 72-hour power reserve — a material upgrade from cal 4030's 52- to 54-hour reserve. The 116520 is the steel reference; 116523 and 116528 are the Rolesor and yellow gold siblings. The line closed in 2016 with the ceramic-bezel 116500LN (out of scope here).
Dial-mark numbers depend on the author's classification. Ross Povey's account in Revolution uses Stefano Mazzariol's five-mark scheme for the 16520. The linked reference article compares the schemes and their dating limits. A later service dial can sit in an earlier case.
 
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== In-house caliber 4130 (2000–2023) ==
 
Caliber 4130 introduced a vertical clutch and an approximately 72-hour power reserve. On the steel [[Reference:116520|116520]], running seconds moved from 9 to 6 o'clock. The steel reference ended in 2016, but other 4130 Daytonas continued until the 2023 redesign.
 
Ceramic bezels arrived in stages: the Everose-gold [[Reference:116515LN|116515LN]] in 2011, platinum [[Reference:116506|116506]] in 2013 and steel [[Reference:116500LN|116500LN]] in 2016. Rolex added Oysterflex versions in yellow, white and Everose gold in 2017. Oysterflex has flexible metal blades covered in elastomer.


{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
|-
|-
! Reference !! Production !! Movement !! Material !! Bezel !! Key distinction
! Reference !! Approximate period !! Movement !! Material !! Bezel !! Distinction
|-
| [[Reference:116520|116520]] || 2000–2016 || 4130 || Steel || Engraved steel || Steel bracelet model, replaced by the ceramic-bezel 116500LN
|-
| [[Reference:116523|116523]] || c.2000–2016 || 4130 || Steel and 18k yellow gold || Engraved yellow gold || Rolesor model preceding the 116503
|-
| [[Reference:116528|116528]] || c.2000–2016 || 4130 || 18k yellow gold || Engraved yellow gold || Yellow gold Oyster bracelet; replaced by the 116508
|-
| [[Reference:116518|116518]] || 2000s–2010s || 4130 || 18k yellow gold || Engraved yellow gold || Leather-strap version preceding the 116518LN
|-
| [[Reference:116519|116519]] || 2000s–2010s || 4130 || 18k white gold || Engraved white gold || Leather-strap version; includes the coloured-dial Beach series
|-
| [[Reference:116509|116509]] || 2004–2023 || 4130 || 18k white gold || Engraved white gold || White gold Oyster bracelet
|-
| [[Reference:116505|116505]] || 2008–2023 || 4130 || 18k Everose gold || Engraved Everose gold || Rolex's rose-gold alloy, with matching Oyster bracelet
|-
| [[Reference:116515LN|116515LN]] || 2011–2023 || 4130 || 18k Everose gold || Black Cerachrom || Leather strap initially; Oysterflex from 2017
|-
| [[Reference:116508|116508]] || 2016–2023 || 4130 || 18k yellow gold || Engraved yellow gold || Successor to the 116528; includes the green-dial version
|-
| [[Reference:116503|116503]] || 2016–2023 || 4130 || Steel and 18k yellow gold || Engraved yellow gold || Rolesor successor to the 116523
|-
|-
| [[Reference:116520|116520]] || 2000–2016 || 4130 || Stainless steel || Steel tachymetre || First in-house Daytona; APH error dial; Fratello-measured 38.5mm true case
| [[Reference:116500LN|116500LN]] || 2016–2023 || 4130 || Steel || Black Cerachrom || Steel Oyster bracelet; black or white dial
|-
|-
| [[Reference:116523|116523]] || 2000–2016 || 4130 || Steel + 18k yellow gold (Rolesor) || Gold tachymetre || Two-tone Rolesor variant; Rolex 24 At Daytona GT Champion presentation watches
| [[Reference:116506|116506]] || 2013–2023 || 4130 || 950 platinum || Brown Cerachrom || Ice-blue dial and platinum Oyster bracelet
|-
|-
| [[Reference:116528|116528]] || 2000–2016 || 4130 || 18k yellow gold || Gold tachymetre || Full yellow gold bracelet variant; Eric Clapton's example sold 2017
| [[Reference:116519LN|116519LN]] || 2017–2023 || 4130 || 18k white gold || Black Cerachrom || White gold on Oysterflex
|-
| [[Reference:116518LN|116518LN]] || 2017–2023 || 4130 || 18k yellow gold || Black Cerachrom || Yellow gold on Oysterflex
|}
|}


== Reference guides ==
Production and retail sales can overlap a successor's introduction; the dates above are approximate.
 
== The 2023 generation ==
 
Rolex introduced caliber 4131 with a revised case and dial in 2023. The platinum version gained a transparent caseback. A separate Le Mans centenary version uses caliber 4132, with a chronograph hour counter that records 24 hours instead of 12. Rolex's [https://www.rolex.com/watches/cosmograph-daytona current Daytona catalogue] covers the later range.
 
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== Auction record and disputed examples ==
 
Paul Newman's two watches below have separate provenance records. The auction results apply to those watches; the dial nicknames also describe examples he never owned.
 
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
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! Watch !! Case number !! Sale !! Published result
|-
| Newman's [[Reference:6239|6239]] with an exotic dial || 2,005,325 || [https://www.phillips.com/detail/rolex/NY080117/8 Phillips Winning Icons, lot 8, 26 October 2017] || USD 17,752,500
|-
| Newman's [[Reference:6263|6263]] with a Big Red dial || 6,392,137 || [https://www.phillips.com/detail/rolex/NY080120/38 Phillips New York, lot 38, 12 December 2020] || USD 5,475,000
|}
 
* [[Reference:paul-newman-daytona|Paul Newman Daytona]]: the collector name for the exotic dial family, with distinctive subdial numerals and square-ended markers.
* [[Reference:big-red-daytona|Big Red]]: the large red Daytona signature above the hour counter. Newman's 6263 is one documented example.
* [[Reference:albino-daytona|Albino 6263]]: a pale dial with matching subdials. Eric Clapton's former watch and the example offered by Sotheby's in 2025 are different watches. Jose Pereztroika, writing at Perezcope, disputes the factory assembly of these dial and case combinations.
* [[Reference:unicorn-daytona|Unicorn 6265]]: the white gold watch presented by Phillips in 2018. Pereztroika challenges the components used in its restoration.
* [[Reference:neanderthal-daytona|Neanderthal 6240]]: presented by Phillips as an early exotic-dial prototype. Pereztroika argues that the dial appeared in a different watch in a 1998 magazine photograph.
* [[Reference:oyster-sotto-daytona|Oyster Sotto / RCO]]: dial text arranged ROLEX, COSMOGRAPH, OYSTER, with OYSTER below COSMOGRAPH. The names describe the text order.
 
== Related families ==
 
* [[Reference:submariner|Submariner]]: dive watches with an elapsed-time bezel.
* [[Reference:gmt-master|GMT-Master]]: travel watches with a 24-hour hand and bezel.
* [[Reference:sea-dweller|Sea-Dweller]]: saturation-diving watches with a helium escape valve.
 
== Shared references ==
 
* [[Reference:Bracelets|Bracelets]]: bracelet construction, end links and clasp codes. A clasp code dates the clasp, not the watch head.
* [[Reference:Movements|Movements]]: the Valjoux-based manual-wind calibers, Zenith-derived 4030 and Rolex 4130.
* [[Reference:Serial-numbers|Serial numbers]]: case-number systems and the limits of serial-based dating.
* [[Reference:daytona-glossary|Glossary]]: dial nicknames and component terms.


Cross-family material that applies across the Daytona line:
== Sources ==


* '''[[Reference:Bracelets|Bracelets]]''' — the 7205, 7836, 78350, 78360, 78390, 78490, 8385, 93150 fitments and clasp date-code key (A=1976 → CP=2011, with the 1995–98 overlap)
* [https://www.rolex.com/watches/cosmograph-daytona/beyond-the-racetrack Rolex, Born to race: Daytona chronology]
* '''[[Reference:Movements|Movements]]''' — the Valjoux 72 manual-wind family (722 / 722-1 / 727), the Zenith-derived cal 4030, and the in-house cal 4130
* [https://newsroom.rolex.com/watches/oyster-collection/cosmograph-daytona Rolex, Cosmograph Daytona technical description]
* '''[[Reference:Serial-numbers|Serial numbers]]''' — the three Rolex serial systems (numeric pre-1987, letter 1987–2010, random alphanumeric 2010+) with year-decoder tables
* [https://content.rolex.com/dam/media/brochures/cosmograph-daytona/m116503-0004.pdf Rolex, Cosmograph Daytona 116503 brochure]
* '''[[Reference:daytona-glossary|Glossary]]''' — every named dial variant, movement caliber, bracelet reference, and auction landmark consolidated with per-term definitions and links to the owning reference article
* [https://www.christies.com/PDF/catalog/2026/NYC23587_SaleCat.pdf Christie’s, Important Watches, New York, 12 June 2026, lot 130]
* [https://www.phillips.com/article/150046101/manual-wind-rolex-daytonas-phillips-november-2024 Phillips, Manual-wind Daytonas in Geneva Watch Auction XX]
* [https://www.monacolegendauctions.com/auction/exclusive-timepieces-35/lot-42 Monaco Legend, Exclusive Timepieces, October 2024, lot 42, reference 16518]
* [https://www.phillips.com/detail/rolex/170881 Phillips, Hong Kong Watch Auction XV, lot 882, reference 16519]
* [https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/a-vintage-watch-nerds-critical-dissection-of-the-rolex-daytona-past-to-present-pt-23 Paul Boutros, Daytona dissection, part 2, Hodinkee]
* [https://www.christies.com/en/lot/lot-6407894 Christie’s, reference 116509, lot 6407894]
* [https://www.christies.com/en/lot/lot-6367443 Christie’s, reference 116505, lot 6367443]
* [https://www.phillips.com/detail/rolex/217135 Phillips, reference 116508, lot 217135]
* [https://www.phillips.com/article/30067876/only-known-white-gold-rolex-daytona-reference-6265 Phillips, The Only Known Vintage White Gold Rolex Daytona]
* [https://www.phillips.com/auctions/auction/CH080318 Daytona Ultimatum, Geneva, 12 May 2018] — Phillips in Association with Bacs & Russo, curated by Pucci Papaleo (auction catalogue)
* [https://www.phillips.com/detail/rolex/NY080117/8 Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Ref. 6239, Lot 8, Winning Icons] — Phillips, New York, 26 October 2017
* [https://www.phillips.com/detail/rolex/NY080120/38 Rolex Ref. 6263 Cosmograph Daytona "Big Red", Lot 38] — Phillips, New York, 12 December 2020
* [https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/a-vintage-watch-nerds-critical-dissection-of-the-rolex-daytona-past-to-present-part-1-3 A Vintage Watch Nerd's Critical Dissection of the Rolex Daytona, Past to Present] — Paul Boutros, Hodinkee (2012–2013, three parts)
* [https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/the-first-rolex-daytona-by-benjamin-clymer The Very First Rolex Daytona, Explained] — Benjamin Clymer, Hodinkee (2013)
* [https://monochrome-watches.com/history-rolex-daytona-chronograph-1963-in-depth-review/ In-Depth: The History of the Rolex Daytona] — Erik Slaven, Monochrome (2024)
* [https://revolutionwatch.com/a-movement-in-history-the-zenith-driven-rolex-daytona/ A Movement in History: The Zenith-driven Rolex Daytona] — Ross Povey, Revolution (2018)
* [https://www.sothebys.com/en/articles/the-rolex-daytona-zenith-a-sothebys-guide Rolex Daytona Zenith: The Essential Guide] — Karyn Orrico, Sotheby's (2025)
* [https://www.phillips.com/article/117303084/the-rolex-cosmograph-daytona-ref-116506-the-anniversary-watch-that-was-so-much-more The Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Ref. 116506] — Logan Baker, Phillips
* [https://perezcope.com/2022/12/31/rolex-daytona-6265-the-unicorn-frankenstein-plot/ Rolex Daytona 6265 — The "Unicorn" Frankenstein Plot] — Jose Pereztroika, Perezcope (2022)
* [https://perezcope.com/2022/11/03/rolex-daytona-6240-paul-newman-neanderthal-a-myth-goes-extinct/ Rolex Daytona 6240 Paul Newman "Neanderthal" — A Myth Goes Extinct] — Jose Pereztroika, Perezcope (2022)
* [https://perezcope.com/2025/12/03/not-quite-whiter-than-white-the-reality-of-the-rare-rolex-albino-daytona-ref-6263/ Not Quite Whiter Than White: The Reality of the Rare Rolex 'Albino' Daytona Ref. 6263] — Jose Pereztroika, Perezcope (2025)


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