Rolex Daytona Black dial question

[Akira]

I was checking the Daytona a LIB book and came across a dial that confuses me.

There is the 6240 black dial

The 6263 black dial with red Daytona

But also a black ROC dial without the O' before and after 'T swiss T'

Is this a legit dial? Service maybe? And was it used in a 6240 or 6263-5?

If one of the suppliers like Phong, DW or Ingod would make one - would you be interested?

I personally hate the red DAYTONA print

Thanks

Akira

[dieselpower]

Interested? I'd be chewing their hands off! Thanks for the brilliant photos by the way, I think we all need good clear large dial images for our records.

[Akira]

Interested? I'd be chewing their hands off! Thanks for the brilliant photos by the way, I think we all need good clear large dial images for our records.

DW aswered me today, saying he can produce one for around $200. But his stock photos are so blurry and I find him difficult to communicate.

As for the dial pics, I have them all in that quality

[Ephry73]

One of my favorite dials for sure

[cougar1]

That is stunning, interested for sure, who can we get to do them! Is DW reliable anymore?

[Akira]

I've been talking to DW.

I have two people for the dial fitting his Mystery Movement.

Anyone interested in a V72 version?

I'll ask him to make a prototype first!

[cougar1]

Absolutely, count me in

[dieselpower]

Any possibility of a 7750 version?

[Akira]

Well, A7750 is a totally different design.

MM and V72 have the same subdial spacing, just different feet position.

[dieselpower]

I know, but still I ask the same question, because all these lovely dials are made for V72's and that brings them into big bucks land overall for the watch. What I'd love to see is a good quality, well designed dial that accomodates a 7750. Thus bringing down the cost of the finished watch by a huge amount. This saving could then be spent on a great case, gen plexi, crown, tube etc etc and net result? A fantastic rep with many gen parts for a reasonable cost. Isn't that what we're supposed to be about?

[janeto72]

that's a "SIGMA" daytona dial.......white gold baton markers.........

[prdubis]

Just found this thread...

 

Anyone knows the answer about non sigma ROC dial?

 

Was it used for 6240 or 6263?

[gmg_3]

the non-sigma ROC dial big red is a 6263/6265.

 

The first sigma dial is a black out 6265.

 

 

PM if you have any questions. I spend 1-2 hours dayily looking and researching daytona dials.

[prdubis]

Was asking about the no Sigma no red black dial...

Same as mine...

[prdubis]

[gmg_3]

Yours is accurate for a 6263. I'd say 70% of the 6263 like yours had p301 pushers but some did have p302 pushers like yours.

[prdubis]

Thanks for the answer!

Is the difference between p301 and p302 the groove on the upper side of the pusher itself?

[gmg_3]

slight differences.. These cover the vintage screw pushers for 62xx daytonas.

 

P300 - No grooves on Collar (bottom) or Cap (top). The rigids/threads are more square or hat top. These are also called proto-type and can cost $1500-2000 EACH.

 

P301 - No grooves on Collar (bottom) or Cap (top). The rigids/threads are peaked like all screw pushers to follow. I have looked for a cheap set but they range from $1400-1600 a pair.

 

P302 - There is a groove on the collar and cap. The rigids are peaked. These sell for $200-500 each

 

 

 

I have a assortment of gen/rep parts/complete pushers for p301, p302s and phong p302s. i am trying to build a mixed p301 out of gen/rep parts.

[prdubis]

Thanks for your very interesting answer!

[Akira]

 

Was it used for 6240 or 6263?

 

 

Both I believe

 

I have one too

 

[gmg_3]

P300, P301, P302..