We at Bonanno Jewelry have already described in other articles what the world of watches is giving us, emphasizing how, beyond use, the important investment over the years has made these timepieces objects of extreme refinement.
We now find ourselves illustrating one of the models at the pinnacle of collectibles; the watch in question encapsulates, in fact, the best that is being offered to us.
This Rolex Daytona 6241- 18k was produced in very few pieces and only very few with dial Paul Newman.
This dial is also known as JOHN PLAYER SPECIAL, in reference to the name from the tobacco manufacturer who, in 1972, became the official sponsor of Lotus, three-time winner of the Constructor's Championship around '70, and the Driver's Championship just in '72.
The colors of the watch recall the black and gold livery of the eponymous brand and car, and this harmonious color combination gives the dial not only great legibility but also extreme beauty.
As described earlier, the collecting of these these objects, still newborn compared to that of works of art, is probably one of the best ways to invest, and it gives watches a value beyond the usefulness of the item itself.
This world also gives us the opportunity to get together and share this wonderful passion, bringing back to posterity the history we learn and are custodians of.
