Watches

This listing is for a Rolex Daydate 41mm yellow gold with a factory diamond dial. It comes as watch only (no box or papers). It comes short 2 links. We can always source more links. The watch is in great condition overall. Authenticity: Our watches undergo a meticulous inspection process to ensure authenticity. Our in-house watchmakers service all watches with original and authentic parts, guaranteeing their integrity. The images showcased are captured in-house and depict watches in our possession. Trade-In: If you're interested in trading in your watch for value, we're more than willing to accommodate your needs. Sizing: Upon your request, the bracelet can be sized prior to shipping. Any removed links will be included in the package, ensuring a perfect fit. Just provide your approximate wrist size, and we'll adjust the watch accordingly. Shipping: All watches are shipped via FedEx Insured Priority Overnight shipping, which is included in the listed price. Shipping takes place 2-3 business days after receiving payment confirmation from Chrono24. To ensure secure delivery, watches are sent to a FedEx Ship Center, where they can be collected with the authorized recipient's ID and tracking number. Payment: Chrono24 handles all payment transactions, ensuring security and efficiency. Watches cannot be held until payment confirmation is received, and listed prices do not include sales tax. Offers: We are open to considering reasonable offers on all our watches. Utilize the "Price Suggestion" feature on Chrono24 to make an offer aligned with the current market state. Disclaimer: We are not authorized dealers of the watch brands listed on Chrono24. Please note that we can only ship to the United States, Canada, and Hong Kong.

The Rolex Day-Date, introduced in 1956, was the first wristwatch to display the date and day of the week spelled out in full in a window on the dial. It is exclusively made of precious metals, primarily 18k gold or platinum. The Day-Date is often associated with influential figures and has earned the nickname 'The President’s Watch.'