Rare Vintage Rolex Unboxing: Double Signed "Pre-Daytona" | What's In The Box Ep. 22

Unbox a rare double-signed Rolex Oyster Chronograph ref. 6034 with us on this edition of What’s in the Box. Shop: https://www.bobswatches.com NAVIGATE THIS VIDEO What’s in the Box brings the excitement of unboxing a new timepiece straight to you with a different live unboxing each week from our new arrivals collection. Each watch will be available to buy at the time of each episode’s release, so be sure to check back often to be the first to bag these remarkable pre-owned luxury watches. -WRIST CHECK- Emily’s Wrist: Rolex Tridor Day-Date Ref. 18239 Find the Rolex 18239 for sale here: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-president-tridor-18239.html Justin’s Wrist: Tudor Pelagos FXD Ref. M25707B/23 Find the Rolex M25707B/23 for sale here: https://www.bobswatches.com/tudor/tudor-pelagos-fxd-titanium.html Rolex Oyster Chronograph Ref. 6034 The Daytona as we know it today didn’t take shape until well after the ref. 6034 was produced, which is why it has such an unusual design set and doesn’t yet feature the name “Daytona” on the dial. Rolex released ref. 6034 sometime in the early 1950s and produced it until around 1961 when it was discontinued and replaced by “Pre-Daytona” ref. 6234. Next came ref. 6238, followed shortly after by the first Daytona watch, ref. 6239. Pre-Daytona watches, like ref. 6034, don’t have the tachymeter scale printed on the bezel. Rather, it is printed around the perimeter of the dial. Aside from retro dial furniture, such as syringe-style hand