In the world of luxury watches, Rolex has always been a name synonymous with quality, prestige, and exclusivity. With a rich history dating back to 1905, Rolex has become a brand that is revered by watch enthusiasts and collectors alike. Over the years, Rolex has produced many iconic timepieces that have become highly sought after by collectors around the world. One such collection is the 1.5 million series Rolex, a group of rare and highly coveted Rolex watches that are known for their exceptional craftsmanship, design, and scarcity.
One of the most notable watches in the 1.5 million series Rolex collection is the 1942 Rolex Ref. 4113 split-seconds chronograph. This particular timepiece is considered to be one of the rarest and most valuable Rolex watches ever produced. The Ref. 4113 was originally created for the Italian Air Force during World War II, and only a handful of examples were ever made. Today, the Ref. 4113 is being sold by Phillips for an estimated price of CHF 1.5-3 million, making it one of the most expensive Rolex watches ever to be offered at auction.
The 1942 Rolex Ref. 4113 is just one of the many rare Rolex models that are the stars of the Geneva X auction. This auction, organized by renowned auction house Phillips, features a curated selection of some of the most sought-after Rolex watches in the world. From vintage Submariners to rare Day-Dates, the Geneva X auction is a must-attend event for serious collectors and enthusiasts who are looking to add a piece of horological history to their collection.
Another recent highlight in the world of rare Rolex watches is the sale of a John Player Rolex Daytona by Sotheby's. This particular Daytona, which features a unique dial inspired by the John Player Special Formula One racing team, was sold by Sotheby's for an undisclosed amount. The John Player Rolex Daytona is a rare and highly collectible watch that is sought after by racing enthusiasts and watch collectors alike.
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