Rolex Day-Date 1803 Buckley Dial in 18k Rose GoldThe Rolex Day Date was introduced in 1956 as the first waterproof, self winding chronometer wristwatch to feature a fully integrated dual calendar displaying both the date and the day of the week fully spelled out on the dial. Produced exclusively in precious metals such as gold and platinum, it quickly established itself as the ultimate symbol of success, influence and understated luxury, remaining one of Rolexs most iconic creations to this day.

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Black “tuxedo” dial turned “tropical brown “

- Pencil hands

- Breguet hands and small seconds subdial

It provided a solution for those who found the price of a perpetual calendar out of reach but still wanted more horological complexity than a simple three-hand Calatrava could offer

Fully serviced by our watchmaker and paired with a Bulang & Sons leather strap

- Champagne soleil finished dial with diamond markers

Tudor's second series of chronographs earned the nickname "Monte Carlos" from collectors due to the dial layout

On this example

one of which indicates a sale in 1966

The black dial features gold printed text and shows light yellow patina on its lume plots

Grey soleil pie-pan style Sigma dial