It’s called the “Chair of the Presidents.” The Rolex Day-Date model has been reinvented this year with cutting-edge innovations. He remains desirable as always.
Good news, the Day-Date range is enriched with variations with new and elaborate faces. These combinations of colors, indexes and materials perfectly showcase the dial art that Rolex excels at.
In 2024, it remains an ultra-technical model, focusing production progress. Available in 26 languages with precious metals on offer, the Rolex Day-Date benefits from the Superlative Chronometer certification. It is equipped with caliber 3255, an avant-garde movement protected by a fully waterproof Oyster case. The Day-Date 36 features slim Roman numerals and bezel markers. Our favorites in the new 36mm lineup? A yellow gold version with a pure white lacquered dial or a blue-green version set with 10 baguette diamonds.
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Creativity and resistance
The Day-Date 40 unveils new dials, including a gradient slab-shaded version of the Everose gold case. Another miracle. A poetic model encrusted with white mother-of-pearl that creates delicate little clouds. Another charming asset. Its complex anatomy and timeless appearance. Water-resistant to 100 meters, its case is cut from a solid block of yellow, gray or everose gold. Its fine-grooved back is hermetically turned using a special tool, and the crystal is complemented by a Cyclops magnifier at 3 o’clock for easier date reading.
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Let’s remember that this model has attracted the great people of this world over time. Rolex and its iconic President bracelet, coupled with the stature of its wearers, earned it the nickname “the watch of presidents.” Since its launch in 1956, it has made history. This is the first wristwatch with a calendar that, in addition to the date, shows the day of the week in full at 12 o’clock in the arched window.
Source: Le Figaro
