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Chronograph · 1942 · Discontinued · Vintage
“4113”
Not ranked: too few recorded sales
Market range is an estimate from dealer and auction pricing: too few recorded eBay sales to set it.
Average market price for an example in excellent condition. Dashed line marks the 1942 retail price.
The only split-seconds chronograph Rolex has ever made, with an extra hand that can stop to time a lap while the main hand keeps running.
Only around a dozen were produced, reportedly for racing teams, and at 44mm it was huge for the 1940s.
Examples have sold at auction for well over two million dollars, putting it among the most valuable Rolexes ever sold.
It almost never comes to market. This page exists so you know what one is if it ever does.
Our verdict: The rarest Rolex chronograph. A once-a-decade auction event.
| Sizes | 44mm |
|---|---|
| Case & bracelet | Oystersteel (stainless) |
| Factory bracelet | Leather strap |
| Factory bezels | Smooth steel |
| Notable dials | Silver with tachymeter |
| Caliber | Valjoux 55 VBR |
| Production | 1942 (discontinued) |