The new Rolex Daytona is out of this world (literally)
First unveiled to a somewhat muted response back in 1963, Rolex's Cosmograph Daytona model went on, over the six decades that followed, to become arguably the most important motor racing-adjacent timepiece on the market. Versions of the Daytona are given out as prizes to first-place winners at the legendary 24 Hours Of Le Mans and 24 Hours Of Daytona races, but it was improbably handsome motor racing fan Paul Newman â an early proponent of bicolour dial Daytona wristwatches â who helped secure the model's place in horological history. One piece from Newmanâs collection, which w...