Modern Rolex watches are very popular, vintage Rolex watches are highly collectible, and Paul Newman Rolex Daytona watches are among the best. Simply put, replica Rolex Daytona watches with Paul Newman dials are collectible watches. But why? What makes the Paul Newman Daytona different from the standard dial Daytona and, more importantly, much more expensive?
Rolex released the Comosgraph chronograph in 1963 but did not immediately use the Daytona name. Rolex’s racing-inspired chronographs were initially called Cosmograph LeMans. However, with the company’s focus on the American market, it wasn’t long before Rolex settled on the name Daytona – taken from the center of auto racing in the United States.
Rolex still makes the very popular Daytona watches today; however, the rarest and most sought-after Daytona watches are the early four-digit hand-wound replica watches, produced from 1963 to 1988. Rolex offered both standard and exotic dials for these Daytona watches, or what we now call the Paul Newman dial.
The case, bracelet, and movement of the traditional vintage Daytona watch and the “Paul Newman” Daytona watches are identical. So, do you know what makes the Paul Newman Daytona different from other classic Daytona models?
The simple answer is the dial of the watch. The only Daytona watches that originally featured Paul Newman dials were references 6239, 6241, 6262, 6263, 6264, and 6265. Paul Newman’s subdials may also have block markers rather than lines and have crosses that meet in the middle on each subdial.
As mentioned earlier, the exotic Paul Newman dial was not popular at the time of its initial release. Rolex’s customers preferred the more traditional look of the standard Daytona dial. Due to lack of demand, Rolex simply did not produce many Paul Newman dials, which explains their rarity. This rarity, combined with the history of Paul Newman the man and the interest in vintage replica Rolex watches, paved the way for the sky-high prices these vintage beauties command today.
Given that there is no difference between the Paul Newman Rolex Daytona and a regular Daytona from the same era other than the dial, the Paul Newman Daytona can be a difficult watch to collect. Sadly, some people take good usage of this situation by putting fake Paul Newman dials on regular Daytona watches and pretending that they are authentic Paul Newman watches.
Sadly, some people take advantage of this situation by putting a replica Paul Newman dial on a normal Daytona watch and trying to pass it off as a genuine Paul Newman watch. Because of this, it is recommended that you always go through a certified and reputable dealer when purchasing a Rolex watch, especially a Paul Newman Daytona watch.

While the vintage manual-wound Rolex Daytona chronographs seem to be the star of the auction and watch collection world these days, it wasn’t until Daytona became an automatic watch that it really caught the public’s attention. In the past, hand-wound Daytona timers have gone out of fashion because of their housing size and diameter, which is only 37.5 mm. In the late 1980s, Rolex finally modernized their flagship chronograph series with the release of the automatic Daytona Watch. Join us as we delve into the history and evolution of automatic Rolex Daytona to see how it started and stands today. 
Rolex released the first automatic Daytona watches in 1988. While these watches featured a similar style to the preceding manual-wound Daytona watches, these were different chronographs altogether. To begin with, they featured larger 40mm Oyster cases, which were equipped for the first time with crown guards. Just like the later models of the four-digit Daytona watches, the new five-digit ones included screw-down chronograph pushers, together with the robust Triplock winding crown.
What’s more, Rolex furnished the then-new Daytona watches with scratch-resistant sapphire crystals rather than acrylic ones. While the new dials kept the trio of registers at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock, there were some design modifications. For example, the white gold applied baton indexes now included pointed tips, the subdials featured borders instead of being completely filled in, and luminescence was applied more generously.
However, the greatest change to the Daytona collection was the use of an automatic movement. The first generation of the automatic Rolex Daytona watches ran on Caliber 4030 with a 54-hour power reserve. This is not an in-house movement but rather, one that is based on the famous Zenith El Primero chronograph movement with a column wheel and horizontal clutch.
However, the Rolex replica did heavily modify the movement to suit the needs of the Daytona including removing the date, dropping the frequency rate from 36,000bph to 28,800bph, and adding a new escapement. In total, it’s estimated that Rolex made over 200 modifications to the original Zenith El Primero caliber to create the completed Cal. 4030.
There was the stainless steel Daytona ref. 16520, the two-tone steel and gold Daytona ref. 16523, and the full 18k yellow gold Daytona ref. 16528, all fitted with Oyster bracelets. For the company’s first automatic Daytona series, Rolex has released numerous versions with different materials, bracelet options, dial options, and gemstone options.

If there’s something that makes us deeply aware of time, it’s traveling—particularly air travel. These are just some of the questions about time that race through our heads prior to and during travel. And while there are some who depend on their mobile phones to keep track of the time, as the best replica Rolex enthusiasts we surely rely on our infinitely more stylish Rolex watches to do that.
However, what makes a good traveling fake Rolex? We like stainless steel ones for their robustness and if they have an extra time zone indicator, even better. Here are three of our favorites.
The Sky-Dweller only joined the Rolex catalog in 2012, making it the newest model from the brand. As its name suggests, the Sky-Dweller watch was manufactured for those who spend most of their time traveling. Not only is the Sky-Dweller an annual calendar equipped with the date and month, but it also indicates an extra time zone on the 24-hour disc on the dial—perfect for jet setters who always find themselves in another city.
While the Sky-Dweller was initially only available in gold, last year Rolex introduced the stainless steel Sky-Dweller model. Accompanying the stainless steel 42mm Oyster case and steel Oyster bracelet, however, is an 18k white gold bezel.
Literally, the GMT-Master was born to travel. As you all know, in the 1950s Pan Am commissioned a tool watch from Rolex for pilots to wear during their flights. The fake Rolex watch had to be able to indicate GMT time and local time simultaneously and the replica Rolex obliged with the GMT-Master watch in 1955.
Fast forward about six decades, and one of the most famous Rolex sports models today is the GMT-Master II watch, also known as “Batman” thanks to its black and blue color-way. As a travel companion, it checks off all the boxes. To begin with, there’s the super durable stainless steel 40mm Oyster case and matching steel Oyster bracelet. Then there’s the scratch-resistant Cerachrom ceramic bezel split by color into day and night hours. At last, there’s the GMT function that allows wearers to keep track of three time zones. 
Even though the Rolex Daytona replica watch does not consist of an additional time zone indicator, it’s still one of our best lovers to travel with since it’s such a fine looking watch! What’s your go-to Rolex watch to travel with?

Today we will talk about an amazing replica watch that is sporty, sophisticated, and a little sleek, and the price is rather affordable and reasonable, it’s the Replica Rolex Daytona.
The great accessory for a business professional or sport obsessed, this typical cosmographic is well suited to dress up a simple sport coat or add a hint of elegance to casual jeans and jacket combo.
Stylish and timeless, the Chocolate Daytona watch was originally made for the fast and furious set; it was introduced in 1963 by Rolex and was designed for the requirement of professional racing drivers.
The fake Rolex model boasts meaningful functionality and features. The metal used in its construction is an advanced rose gold alloy that the brand claims will not fade or wear over time. And the noteworthy Cerachom ceramic bezel is resistant to any scratches or sun exposure; it’s the ideal accessory for travel or some spins around the track. 
An alligator leather strap showcases the tachymeter engraved black Cerachrom monobloc bezel, screw-down push buttons, chocolate brown dial, and 18K Everose pink gold deployable flip-lock clasp. This famous model is one of the most coveted models within the pricey Daytona category by breathtaking in beauty and design,
A significant chocolate dial boasts Arabic numerals and a central sweep second hand that permits for exact and accurate readings of 1/8 second. The two counters display elapsed time in hours and minutes.
To show off this statement-making watch, select a houndstooth sports coat, with a simple lightweight sweater or crisp button-down. Polish off the look with some special dress pants or slim Dockers.

We have a replica watch that brings an extra element to our theme, matching an unblemished black dial, complete with gold-fringed stopwatch readouts, with a steel and yellow gold Rolesor case. The 18k gold engraved tachymeter bezel gives it an unapologetically extravagant air, while the contrasting stainless steel adds the required amount of machismo. 
The fake Rolex Daytona has always been the ideal blend of good appearance and faultless functionality from the first generation to be graced with the Rolex’s own in-house chronograph movement. It’s a watch that opens doors no matter if it is on the track or in the office
The hottest property in the horology world, the Daytona is building an ever-expanding female fan base. Celebrities such as actress Charlize Theron, fashion designer Victoria Beckham, and socialite Paris Hilton have all been spotted rocking the watch, an oversize accessory that makes a big statement.
Hear the name GMT-Master and your mind immediately shifts to one of the signature color schemes that made the aviator’s fake watch so rightly popular. But away from all the two-tone Pepsi, Coke, and Batman bezels of the world, the seventies saw Rolex release an all-black version with a Rolesor case, a different type of bi-color arrangement with a sleeker, more high-end look.
The replica watch had one of the longest production runs of any of Rolex’s sports models. Originally launched in 1959, it was finally discontinued in 1980. Our variation, one of several during the 21-year lifespan, is classified the 1675/3. 
Along with the novel bezel with its golden numerals, it was also distinguished by its cone-shaped hour markers, bla leading to its lack face being dubbed the ‘nipple’ dial. Equipped with gold hands, the large arrow topping the GMT indicator is correct for the period, as is the Jubilee bracelet it sits on. Only available with an Oyster originally, Rolex started offering a choice of the band in 1968, and the intricacies of the Jubilee, with its three 14k gold center links, echoes the luxurious nature of the rest of the piece.
While its original USP may be absent, the two-color bezels being used by travelers and pilots to differentiate between night and day as they crossed time zones, the essence of what made the Rolex GMT-Master one of the most popular series in the replica Rolex canon is still very much alive and kicking.