213 Rolex Extremely Well Preserved and Attractive, Day-Date, Automatic Wristwatch in Yellow Gold, Blue “Buckley” Dial, With Rolex Certificate, Reference 1803
Estimate: €20,000 – 40,000
Sold (Premium)€35,100
Model: Day Date
Reference: 1803
Case Material: Yellow Gold
Bracelet Material: Yellow Gold
Year: 1972
Movement: Automatic
Caliber: 1556
Case N°: 2990065
Dimensions: 36 mm
Signed: Dial, Movement and Case
Accessories: Warranty
The Rolex Day-Date reference 1803 presented here is a captivating example of the brand’s vintage timepieces, known for their innovation and intriguing designs. Launched as the first automatic, waterproof chronometer wristwatch indicating both the date and the day of the week, the Day-Date solidified Rolex’s position as a pioneer in the watchmaking industry. This particular reference 1803 showcases Rolex’s commitment to precision and craftsmanship. Available in yellow, white, or pink-gold cases, the watch offered here is presented in yellow gold, a classic and timeless choice. The well-preserved shape of the watch, evidenced by the deep hallmarks on the back, attests to the careful wear and maintenance by its previous owner. One of the standout features of this Day-Date is the remarkable woven texture of the bracelet, showcasing the mastery of Rolex craftsmen. The intricate detailing on the bracelet adds to the overall allure of the timepiece, making it not only a functional accessory but also a work of art. The electric blue “Buckley” dial further elevates the watch’s aesthetic appeal. The gilt-painted Roman numerals and the Spanish calendar provide a unique and charming touch to the dial. The deep, vibrant blue color creates a striking contrast against the gold case and adds a sense of sophistication to the watch. For Rolex enthusiasts and collectors, this Day-Date reference 1803 in yellow gold with its distinctive features and well-preserved condition is a noteworthy addition to any collection. The original reeded bezel has been lately changed with a smooth one on specific request of the first buyer. It represents a timeless piece of Rolex’s history, showcasing the brand’s dedication to creating both technically advanced and aesthetically pleasing timepieces.