Rolex Day-Date 1803/9 Dark Grey Buckley Dial with Papers and Invoice

Rolex Day-Date 1803/9 Dark Grey Buckley Dial with Papers and Invoice

Marsoni

M251S

$8750.00

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Rolex Day-Date 1803/9 Dark Grey Buckley Dial with Papers and InvoiceInitially presented in 1956, the Day Date was the first watch to display both the date and the day, spelled out in full. Due to its association with the President of the United States and its imposing presence on the wrist, the Day Date earned the nickname The President. Soon after its introduction, it became an icona watch that, once strapped on, gives you the feeling that you have truly accomplished a goal. At hand, we have a classic 36 mm reference

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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2015