Silver w/ Index hour markers, Tritium hands & Tritium lume

Rolex Datejust  is an early edition of the famous Rolex "Turn-o-Graph."  At its core this watch is a basic steel and gold Datejust featuring a waterproof 36mm Oyster case a 5-piece link Jubilee bracelet a self-winding mechanical movement and an automatically changing date display.  What sets it apart from other models from this era is its rotatable bezel which was among the first when the Rolex Turn-o-Graph came to market in the 1950s.

Rolex Day-Date proves that some things never go out of style.  Case in point: the enduring gold Rolex Presidential.  While this vintage Rolex has a different design set than what is currently in production it follows the same basic design blueprint and is therefore instantly recognizable as one of the world's most coveted status symbols.  Most Day-Dates feature the exclusive President bracelet with rounded links like this model.

Rolex Day-Date has all the defining characteristics of a vintage Rolex Presidential that many passionate collectors are searching for including the iconic Pie Pan dial acrylic crystal and retro hour markers and hands.  "Pie Pan" refers to how the watch face slopes down near the edges - a feature only found on vintage Rolexes.  This model is decorated with traditional yellow gold stick indices with two slightly thicker indices at 6 and 9 o'clock for legibility. 

features an instantly recognizable Rolex dress watch aesthetic including a 36mm waterproof Oyster case and three-hand dial with the date prominently displayed at 3 o'clock.  Vintage design elements such as the retro "pie pan" dial Tritium dots and riveted Oyster bracelet add even further to the desirability of this handsome Rolex.

Rolex Datejust is the two-tone Rolex watch purists and other discerning collectors wear.  Features include a desirable stainless steel and yellow gold finish a classically elegant 36mm waterproof Oyster case surrounded by a fluted bezel and the caliber 3035 self-winding movement with a Quickset date. The older-style acrylic crystal and Tritium in a golden patina remind the wearer that the watch they don on their wrist has immense character and history.  The Datejust was the first wristwatch to sport an automatically changing date display when it debuted in 1945.  It has since become one of the brand's most successful and recognizable models with references like the Rolex 16013 for sale here today at the top of many collectors' must-have lists.

At its core this classic Rolex dress watch features a waterproof Oyster case a self-winding Perpetual movement and an automatically changing date display.  It even sports the classic 36mm case and famous 5-piece link Jubilee bracelet.  The bezel which features a unique engine-turned texture sets this model apart from other Rolexes and makes it particularly collection-worthy. The silver dial is also quite exceptional with its faceted hour markers and Tritium in a lovely patina.