Completely fresh to the auction market, this wristwatch is one of the most impressive and stunning examples to appear in the public eye. There are a number of particularities that truly distinguish this 6265 from its peers.

A sight to behold, the case is preserved in positively untouched condition. This fact cannot be disputed: the razor-sharp edges, defined lugholes, contrasting polished and brushed finishes are undoubtedly ‘factory quality’. Rarer still is the presence of the original factory sticker on the case back, having survived intact for over forty years. Furthermore, the Mk 2 pushers, also known as “24-P301”, are original, as is the bezel.
Especially noteworthy is the dial. Displaying “Rolex Oyster Cosmograph”, this ‘three liner’ configuration is correct for the 4 million serial number.

The subsidiary registers have toned down to a beautiful and rich chocolate shade over time. The contrast against the silvered dial is stunning. It is extraordinary how the registers have aged so evenly. Most importantly, the white graphics within the registers remain bright, clear and not mottled, showing that the counters have aged naturally, and have not been tampered with. The luminous dots are furthermore intact and perfectly round on the dial and match the hands.

Nicknamed “The Pintabian”, the striking contrast between the chocolate ‘tropical’ subsidiary registers and the silvered dial is uncannily similar to that of the renowned part-Arabian horse breed.