Watches like these are the reason we are still moving with passion and eagerness to explore the world of vintage watches.
Rolex is well-known for their iconic models like the Submariner, Datejust, Day-Date etc. However Rolex made some of the most interesting watches ever. Rolex is usually known for their classic and robust designs, but this particular example shows a different side of Rolex.
This 1960's Lady's Rolex 'Cocktail' watch is a perfect example of a watch that drives us to grow and explore our knowledge regarding watches. The craftmanship of this piece is out of this world. Let's start with the case and bracelet which are both crafted in 14K yellow gold, which is much rarer to see. Rolex mainly made their watches in 18K gold, which makes it more difficult to find a 14K piece. The star of the show is obviousy the structured and woven bracelet which perfectly blends together with the bezel. It's hard to explain how these were made, but one thing is for sure, they don't make them like this anymore.
Finding watches like these are hard, but especially in a condition like this one. The silver champagne dial is flawless and adorned with classic faceted hourmarkers, all in gold. It’s always lovely to see when a brand departs from the traditional way of designing and creates something unordinary. It's a pleasure to offer this unique and rare piece for a Lady or connoisseur.
