RolexDatejust 41

KEY FACTS

• The Rolex Datejust has cemented its place among the true icons of modern watchmaking and has maintained a classic and timeless design since its introduction in 1945
• The Datejust was the world’s first chronometer-certified wristwatch to have a date window on its dial, and ushered in iconic design elements for Rolex such as the fluted bezel and ‘Cyclops’ date window
• This latest generation example maintains all of the Datjeust’s signature design language whilst being sized at 41mm for more contemporary tastes
• This largest member of the Datejust family released in 2016 and has become a much-sought after piece amongst Rolex enthusiasts
• This 2018 watch has been classically-configured courtesy of a contrasting black baton dial, and the brand’s versatile ‘Oyster’ bracelet, which allows it to be worn informally and formally
• Adding a luxurious finish to the watch is the Datejust’s signature fluted bezel which is crafted from solid 18K white gold
• A screw-down twin-lock crown and Oyster case deliver 100m of waterproofness, further adding to the Datejust’s legendary versatility   
• Internally, the watch is powered by Rolex’s calibre 3235, a self-winding chronometer-certified movement packing a 70-hour power reserve
• ​Offered by a private collector based in the UK
• Presented with its display box, outer sleeve, guarantee card, booklets and card-holder
• Graded ‘A’ for condition by the vendor who reports the watch to be in good working order and worn sparingly

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