Daytona Ref.6270, which was once made by a small number (8 individuals confirmed in the market: estimated to be less than 20 at most) by order of the Oman royal family, and sold at Aspley in London.

The case is 18K yellow gold, the dial is pavé diamond and sapphire index. The bezel is a baguette diamond. And the in dial is purple. Of course the base is a hand-wound Daytona 6263.

And the Aspley caseback is of course the symbol of Oman, Khanjar's engrave. It was exhibited at Christie's in 2014 five years ago, and at that stage, it was already sold for 900,000 CHF (over 100 million yen in Japanese currency).

Innocent gold, Oman, Kanger, Aspley, Diamond, Purple in dial ... The vintage is really interesting because various elements overlap to create such a watch. Regardless of design preference, these watches are historically valuable, and their number is small and their value is stable and strong.