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拍品專文
Consigned from the original owner, the present piece is an extremely rare example of reference 1804 in platinum with an unusual geometric dial and diamond-set bezel. Furthermore, offered with an additional white gold bracelet mounted on the watch by its current owner. The presence of the Arabic calendar discs – a trait which boosts the allure and exotic vibe of the Middle Eastern personalization. Beyond its phenomenal rarity, the aesthetic effect imparted to the timepiece by this dial and bezel combination is astounding render this timepiece a remarkable find for the collector of rare Rolex wristwatches.
Introduced to the market at the Basel Fair in 1956, the Day-Date has been one of Rolex's flagship models and enjoys continuous popularity. Symbol of luxury and prestige, the model was particularly appreciated by Middle Eastern clientele, often presented by the rulers as gifts or token of esteem.
Introduced to the market at the Basel Fair in 1956, the Day-Date has been one of Rolex's flagship models and enjoys continuous popularity. Symbol of luxury and prestige, the model was particularly appreciated by Middle Eastern clientele, often presented by the rulers as gifts or token of esteem.