Rolex 6062: What It Actually Sells For at Auction
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Rolex 6062: What It Actually Sells For at Auction

10 confirmed auction sales of the Rolex 6062, from $50,000 to $1,572,500. The middle half of them fall between $74,500 and $567,000, and the median is $212,500.

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Published August 21, 2026 . 1 min read

10 confirmed auction sales of the Rolex 6062, from $50,000 to $1,572,500. The middle half of them fall between $74,500 and $567,000, and the median is $212,500.

Our archive holds 10 confirmed sales of the Rolex reference 6062 in US dollars, across 2 auction houses between 2009 and 2024. These are settled transactions, not asking prices.

What it sells for

The median result is $212,500. The mean is $404,650. The mean sits well above the median, which tells you a small number of exceptional examples are pulling the average up. The median is the better guide to what a normal example costs.

Half of all recorded sales fall between $74,500 and $567,000. The full range runs from $50,000 to $1,572,500, a spread of 661% across the middle half.

How it performs against estimate

Of 10 sales where the house published an estimate, 30% beat the high estimate and 10% fell short of the low. Specialists underprice this reference more often than they overprice it.

How to read these figures

Every number here comes from completed auctions, hammer plus buyer's premium, converted where necessary and restricted to US dollar sales so the comparison is like for like. Condition, completeness and dial variant account for much of the spread within a single reference, so treat the median as market context rather than a valuation of any particular example.

Price history

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Data sourced from The Watch Info price database, aggregated from 28 of the world's leading watch marketplaces, dealers and reference databases. All prices in USD unless noted. Past performance is not indicative of future results. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.

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