Vintage Rolex Daytona Paul Newman Dial #rolex #vintagerolex #watches #vintagewatch #watchhunting

[j.z.]

Imagine flexing a million dollar watch - including made up family heirloom story - on YouTube only for everyone to notice it’s a fake.

[RH-vdyu]

Why would someone lie so confidently like that 😢😢😢😂😂😂

[janchrzciciel]

Imagine coming up with a family story for a fake watch 😂

[audemarspiguet]

That unscrewed pusher is making me nervous

[DukeofPaloAlto]

It’s a fake, give from the “Daytona” font sizing, subdial configuration, the crown, pushers, case and bracelet. The patina is wishy-washy. A nice story to go with it lol

[sunatagunawan]

More interesting is the Porsche behind him

[KamillGran-chsb]

That’s a beauty! The best looking Rolex ever.

[jamied]

For the people thinking its not running you can see the seconds hand at 9 oclock running.

[dinispaulino]

Swimming with a Paul Newman!?? I applaude this guy's confidence ahah!

[johndoeee]

Patina is another word for rust. The rich use the word patina the poor use the word rust.

[AlexanderIrwin]

Fake. Paul Newman Daytona's don't have screw down pushers

[fcdksze]

This is the fakest Daytona I ever seen. With that dial with the red doesn’t exist with screw down pushers in the Rolex Daytona catalogues. Most screw down pushers with that dial colorway is a fake or swapped dial. Also the subdial is the wrong size with poorly printed numerals that doesn’t match a genuine one. Also the Daytona wording font is incorrect.

[br]

It’s a fake watch and was debunked by various watch channels.

[minova]

Imagine the story is real but it's fake from the start😂

[onlyonemaciek]

why is the crown and pusher unscrewed, hop he didn't swim like that

[legojelly]

I dont know if its fake or not, but the fact he said he went swimming...those pushers aren't screwed down!!!

[BRUH-lstk]

That watch is faker than Kim Kardashians plastic surgery 😂

[jesuschrist]

He got lucky because when they don’t get serviced for a long time they can lose water resistance.

[chrissullivan]

Thank Zenith whom provided the movement for Rolex from 1988-2000