ROLEX Daytona Limited Edition Chocolate Dial Self-Winding Watch for Men Leather Belt

 

ROLEX DAY-DATE 36

Oyster 36mm Everose Gold

In 1965, the Rolex day-date manufactured its presentation. Accessible just in 18 karat gold or platinum, it was the first wristwatch to show the date as well as the day of the week spelled out in full in a window on the dial. With the president wrist trinket, initially made particularly for it, the day-date keeps on being the watch second to none of the compelling individuals.

EVEROSE GOLD

Model features

To safeguard the magnificence of its pink gold wrist watches, Rolex made as well as protected a selective 18 karat pink gold combination cast in its foundry: Everose gold. Presented in 2005, 18 karat Everose is utilized on all Rolex models in pink gold.

CHOCOLATE DIAL

Model features

The dial of the timepiece is the unique face of a Rolex wristwatch, the element most in charge of its personality as well as lucidness. Portrayed by hour indicators formed from 18 karat gold to counteract discoloring, each Rolex dial is fabricated and planned in-house, to a great extent by hand to guarantee flawlessness.

A LEATHER STRAP

Model features

The watch straps of the new and unique Day-Date combine the comfort and nobility of alligator leather with the convenience of new 18 karat gold Crown clasp buckle. This folding clasp is effortless to utilize as well as permit the length of the strap to be easily adjusted utilizing the buckle.

3155 MOVEMENT

Model features

The Day-Date 36 is furnished with caliber 3155, a self-winding automatic development altogether created and fabricated by Rolex. It includes multi-day as well as date-book circle system. Like all Rolex Perpetual developments, the 3155 is a guaranteed Swiss chronometer, an assignment held for high-accuracy watches that have effectively passed the Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute (COSC) tests. It's engineering, similarly as all Oyster wrist watch developments, makes it independently solid.

MONDAY, LUNDI

Model features

At first, displayed in 1956, the Day-Date was a first world wristwatch. The first wristwatch to demonstrate the day of the week spelled out in full. Worn by numerous world pioneers, the Day-Date is accessible with a bespoke day show in a wide selection of dialects.