No. 2073 ~ Long-awaited arrival! ! Hand-wound Daytona with rare MK1 dial! Introducing the Rolex 6263 Silver '72!

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Kaneko from Commit Ginza will introduce you to some recommended watches!
Today we have the MK1 dial of the manual-wound Daytona/Ref. 6263!

Rolex Daytona Silver MK1
Reference 6263 Serial 30 (manufactured around 1972)
Cal.727 FF371/ 7835 Clasp Code 72.2
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The third-generation manual-winding Daytona "Ref. 6263" manufactured from around 1969 to around 1988

This product is serial number 30 and was manufactured around 1972.
The third-generation hand-wound Daytona has a long production run and is available with a wide variety of dials.

The watch we are introducing this time has a dial without the Daytona notation above the 12-hour counter.

Big Red is cool too,
The unmarked dial is also a very popular early dial.

Furthermore, this particular model is the earliest dial "MK1" that does not have the "σ" notation among the unmarked dials .
The MK1 dial is a rare and highly valuable dial among Ref. 6263s.

The dial condition is excellent even when viewed through a magnifying glass.
It's rare to come across such a beautiful silver dial.

There is a gap in the luminous index at the 2 o'clock position, but the rest of the luminous material remains in good condition.

Furthermore, if you look closely at the sub-dials of this watch, you will see that they have a tropical feel.
It's not brown enough to be immediately noticeable, but you can clearly see the discoloration.

The hands on the subdials are also original thick hands.

The luminous hands are now made of tritium, which was introduced later, but this does not detract from the atmosphere.

The bezel is an inverted Z "MK2" bezel.
Although the years are slightly different, this is a rare bezel that can be traded at a high price even on its own.

The plastic bezel, which is prone to showing scratches and cracks, is in excellent condition.

The pusher is equipped with a grooveless MK2 pusher.
This is also a rare pusher of the same era!!

The overall condition is that there are small scratches from use,
There are no major scratches and the condition is good.

The middle case has a slightly polished finish,
Considering its age, it is in fairly good condition.

The bracelet is a FF371/7835 winding bracelet.
The FF371 is not widely available and seems to be quite rare .

The buckle clasp is stamped 2nd period '72.
The bracelet is slightly wrinkled but in good condition.

Wrist shot!!
The plastic bezel and silver panda dial go perfectly together!
The outer edge of the sub-dial has a beautiful tropical color scheme, giving it a very atmospheric look.

Manual winding Daytona Ref.6263/Silver MK1/1973.
The MK1 dial is in good condition, and the MK2 bezel and pushers are rare .
This is a highly recommended and attractive model !
This is an early model that is hard to come by, so
If you are looking for a hand-wound Daytona without any markings, please consider this one.