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Rolex Daytonas Sell for £37.3 Million at London Charity Auction

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In September, four Rolex Daytonas sold at a charity auction in London for a combined total of £37.3 million. The most expensive watch sold during the auction fetched £10.3 million. The watch linked to the Le Mans race was transferred to Paul Newman at a charity auction in London on November 11, 2026.

From esquire.com

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The high sale prices for the Rolex Daytonas demonstrate the significant secondary market value of vintage luxury timepieces. The watch model was originally named after the Le Mans endurance race.

From esquire.com

Who's involved

  • Joanne WoodwardGave a watch to Paul Newman
  • NewmanReceived a watch from Joanne Woodward
  • James CoxHistorically owned a watch belonging to Paul Newman
  • Le MansThe name of the endurance race linked to the watch model

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