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Mark Zuckerberg's $2m Rolex tracks the Moon and is one of only two with this feature

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Mark Zuckerberg's $2m Rolex tracks the Moon and is one of only two with this feature
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg was spotted wearing a rare 1950s Rolex Reference 6062, a highly sought-after vintage timepiece. The watch is notable for its complex moonphase display and triple calendar, making it one of only two such models ever produced by the brand.

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The watch highlights the intersection of high-end luxury collecting and the public image of prominent technology leaders.

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently caught the attention of watch enthusiasts after appearing with a rare vintage Rolex estimated to be worth around $2 million. While the conversation focused on how artificial intelligence could accelerate scientific and medical research, many viewers noticed the timepiece on his wrist instead. The watch, a Rolex Reference 6062 "Stelline" from the early 1950s, is far more than a luxury accessory. It combines a moonphase display, a triple calendar and an automatic movement in a design regarded as one of Rolex's greatest achievements. Produced in limited numbers for only a short period, the model has become one of the most sought-after vintage Rolex watches among collectors worldwide.Why is Mark Zuckerberg's $2 million vintage Rolex so special?The Rolex Reference 6062, commonly known as the "Stelline" because of its distinctive star-shaped hour markers, was introduced around 1950 during what many collectors consider Rolex's golden era.

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