ROLEX
Daytona, ref. 16520, "Inverted 6" n° L688744
Around 1991

Steel bracelet chronograph
Case: round, graduated bezel "400 Units per hour" tachometer, pushers, screw-down crown and back, signed
Dial: black, applied "stick" indexes and luminescent hands, 3 counters for hours, minutes and seconds indication, railroad timer, signed
Movement: self-winding cal. 4030, 31 jewels, chronometer-certified, signed
Bracelet / Buckle: "Oyster" in steel, 503.78360 / folding clasp 78360.O9, signed
Wrist circumference: approx. 190 mm
Diameter: 39 mm
With : a guarantee of 28.3.91, a guarantee of 23.07.2018, a box and a box overbox

Provenance: The Bull Collection

Stainless steel automatic chronograph wristwatch, steel "Oyster" bracelet with deployant clasp signed. With a guarantee dated 28.3.91, another one dated 23.07.2018, a presentation case and outer packaging
The Bull Collection

CONDITION REPORT :
At the catalog writing the movement is working (+10 seconds / day). Please note that the chronometry accuracy is not guaranteed and Artcurial cannot be held responsible for any repair costs. Revision of use to be foreseen

Good general condition
Few signs of use
Original green sticker on the back
Bracelet in good condition
Dial in good condition

CARRY-OVER CONDITION :
At the time of cataloguing the movement is ticking (+10 seconds / day). Please note that the movement has not been checked for timekeeping accuracy and Artcurial will not be held responsible for any repairs should they be required. Overhaul is recommended

Good condition
Case in good condition, very limited signs of use, some scuffs
Original blister on the caseback
Dial in good condition
Bracelet in good condition

Comment: Beautiful example of the L series of the famous Rolex Daytona equipped with the automatic caliber. Its main characteristic is the classical writing on four lines below the Rolex mark but also the inverted 6 in the counter at 6 o'clock which distinguishes it from the very first generation of the L series called "quattro scritte" with only three lines below the Rolex mark.