Johnson in 1965, leading the Day-Date to be dubbed the President’s watch. This included, famously, US President Lyndon B. It went on to live up to its billing, appearing on the wrists of the world’s most prominent individuals and visionaries. At its launch in 1956, it was meant as the most prestigious watch, befitting only the worthiest wrists. The Day-Date holds the unique distinction in the brand’s catalogue of being the only model offered exclusively in precious metals.
This refined, exclusive metal bracelet with semi-circular three-piece links was created in 1956 for the launch of the prestigious Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day-Date. There are also elements common to all Day-Date and Datejust models that we will cover, briefly.
You only need to feel any of these four watches against your skin to understand, but ahead of that, we will present each of the models featured here. One Datejust is in 36 mm with a bright blue fluted motif dial, while the other is a 31 mm gem-set model with mother-of-pearl dial. To get a little more granular here, we are looking at two gem-set Day-Date 36 models in 18 ct Everose gold, one fitted with an eisenkiesel dial and the other with a mother-of-pearl dial for the Datejust, there are also two options vying for your attention.
Of course, the effortless part only applies to the watches once they sit on the wrist because to reach the status of the modern horological icons they are today, they have gone through decades of refinement and development. The new models we are presenting in this article reflect the strong personalities of the wearers, and convey a sense of poise and purpose effortlessly. There is something powerful about having time on your side, which is precisely what you will have with these Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day-Date and Oyster Perpetual Datejust models. The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust in Oystersteel and white gold, 36 mm case, bright black dial and a Jubilee bracelet.
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