The watch in question here, is a resplendently crisp and sharp reference 6265 Cosmograph, right at the end of the production run, and truly amongst the final manual wound Daytona watches, before the long awaited automatic era was ushered in not long after

The dial is totally blemish free, all lume plots are present and intact, the case remains thick and evenly proportioned, with a touch or rosy oxidation for good measure

The star of the show, or what really makes the package though, has to be the bracelet: a DS & S (D Shackman and Sons) English made 14 carat bracelet for Rolex. These simply do not appear on either the market or indeed watches within the market, it is truly a unicorn (accessory) in its own right. Paired with such a crisp example of a watch, it's a divine match made in heaven, and transforms the entire look of an icon, into an irrefutably A-Grade once in a blue moon opportunity!