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Rolex Cellini  forgoes traditional Rolex design codes for a stunning octagonal bezel integrated bracelet and slim hand-wound movement. The result is a rare and highly collectible vintage Rolex with a sleek profile and inherently sophisticated aesthetic. When the Cellini first appeared in the Rolex catalog in the late 1960s it was distinguished by ultra-luxurious design elements and a non-Oyster case. Eventually Rolex would transform the Cellini to resemble a traditional Rolex dress watch more closely with slightly more understated features.

The Rolex OysterQuartz Day-Date  is a fascinating part of the brand's history when for a short while Rolex produced watches with quartz movements. These watches were furnished with unique design elements to set them apart from the Rolex watches powered by traditional mechanical movements including an angular case and an integrated bracelet both of which were very reminiscent of other luxury watches produced during the era such as the Patek Philippe Nautilus and Audemars Piguet Royal Oak. At the same time this watch is instantly recognizable as a unique iteration of the famed Rolex Presidential Day-Date. It has the same dial layout presenting the day spelled out in full at 12 o'clock and the date at 3 o'clock and is presented in impeccable yellow gold.