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Previously holding the record of the most expensive Rolex sold at auction — fetching a cool $1.17M back in 2011 — the 4113 is without a doubt one of the rarest and best-looking timepieces you’ll ever see. The vintage chronograph, of which only 12 were made and 8 have resurfaced, is especially distinctive due to being a huge 44mm wide and featuring an unusually thin bezel for its type. For this reason, it sits on the wrist like a modern watch — despite a production date of 1942. What really makes it special, however, is the little button jutting out from its crown: the 4113 is the only split-seconds chronograph to be built by Rolex, ever.
