Speaking of the most dense dialect of 6240, of course, "SOLO". There are various opinions as to whether this model was sold as a genuine article at the time many many mysteries at that time. Even if it is sold, there is a theory that the 6240 is correct, and there are views that 6238 and 6239 are correct answers.

It seems that the dial itself is from SINGER seems to be no mistake, is it a prototype which is not sold, or was it sold in small quantity? Perhaps this will be clarified in the future as well.

However, it is still a model that has been regarded as an "ari" in the age at the moment in the big currents of the industry over the last few years. Of course it is important that matching with the case serial, dial is authentic. When it is sent to the auction, the case is generally fixed to 6240.

Naturally in this case, dial surface condition, needle, bezel, pusher becomes very important. Particularly I want to be concerned about pushers. Evaluation at auction has also soared, it is a situation that is becoming a figure close to 6263 stepped white PN.

Of course, there is no doubt that it is in fact the fact that there is "the rare" at the root of the popularity, but it is also a fact that having a presence to say even as a kind of "margin beauty" in design .

The existence which had not been seen for several years ago is now up to one of the most expensive Daytona. I think that such a phenomenon is also the fun of the world of vintage.

Well, that 6240 "SOLO" is also in Japan.

Only on ROLEX letters on silver dial. Bezel is MK 1, pusher is MK 0, inward dial is straight left. Matching with the navy leather belt is also good.

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