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Rolex

Day Date

Day-Date

An iconic model launched in 1956, the Day-Date has always been crafted in precious materials and remains one of the most exclusive watches made by Rolex.

Folding Clasp

Launched in 1956, the Day-Date was the first watch to simultaneously display the day of the week and the date in separate windows on the dial. Rolex has never concealed its association with influential personalities, including many heads of state, earning this model the nickname “President”.

Reference 18296, produced from 1989 onwards, is one of the most prestigious variations of the Day-Date, made exclusively in platinum. With a diameter of 36 mm, it is distinguished by its diamond-set lugs - a detail that further accentuates its luxurious and exclusive character, and contrasts with the simplicity of the smooth bezel.

Unlike previous generations, this model is equipped with caliber 3155. This automatic movement incorporates a quick-change day and date function via the crown, a major evolution in terms of user comfort. It offers a power reserve of around 48 hours and is chronometer-certified.

The dial of this model may vary from version to version, but it is often offered with precious finishes: diamond hour markers, mother-of-pearl or fine stone dials, and day displays available in several languages, in keeping with Day-Date tradition. This particular model features a dial with diamond hour-markers. Note that dials for platinum models feature larger diamonds than those for gold models. The day display is in English, the most commonly chosen language worldwide.

The **President** bracelet, a signature of the collection since 1956, is a natural accompaniment to this reference. Also in platinum, it features a folding clasp with invisible buckle, offering excellent comfort and a refined aesthetic.

The Rolex Day-Date 18296 is thus an emblematic and particularly refined watch, combining prestige, technical innovation and horological excellence.

Silver

Hours

Minutes

Seconds

Date

Discover this rare Rolex Day-Date 18296 Platinum with gem-set lugs available at our showroom in Geneva.

Automatic

Platinum

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Launched in 1956, the Day-Date was the first watch to display both the day and date through an opening in the dial. Rolex has never shied away from being associated with influential figures, including a number of presidents, which is how this model got its nickname.

With a diameter of 36mm, the reference 1803 was produced from the early 1960s to 1977. It is the first generation of Day-Date watches to have been in production for over 15 years. The main feature of this model is its domed “pie-pan” dial and domed plexiglass crystal. 

On our model, the dial only has the word “Swiss” at 6 o'clock and cigarettes hands, typical of the early series, which makes the model particularly interesting and all the more rare. 

The Rolex 1555 caliber has a power reserve of approximately 42 hours and is not equipped with the quick date setting system on the crown, a feature that appeared with the following reference 18038 and the 3055 caliber.

The “President” bracelet appeared when this model was launched in 1956. This model is also equipped with a deployant buckle with a clasp, an option available at the time, which was less expensive than the version with an invisible clasp.

Discover this rare Rolex Day-Date 1803/8 Swiss only dial available at our showroom in Geneva.

White gold

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White Gold

Introduced in 1956, it was the first wristwatch to display both the date and the day of the week in a window on the dial. Made exclusively from precious metals, it has always been synonymous with luxury, elegance and prestige.

With a diameter of 36mm, reference 18028 was produced between 1978 and 1989. This model, with its **smooth bezel**, is particularly rare. A wide variety of dial configurations were offered at the time, including some in semi-precious stone or wood, but all were now flat, unlike the domed dials present on the older reference 1803. Others were equipped with highly colored lacquered dials, the famous “**Stella**” dials. 

The name comes from a company called Stella, which supplied Rolex dialmakers with the special lacquer and gloss pigment used to make these dials. As these dials were produced over several decades, the colors and shades vary considerably. The example we have is bright red, creating a superb contrast with the yellow gold case.

Over the course of production, 4 types of dial have been produced, and the model we have here features a **4th** and last **generation** dial, recognizable by the chemin de fer minute track with Roman numerals signalling every five minutes.

The 2 most useful improvements for this reference were the addition of a sapphire crystal to guarantee greater water-resistance, and the quick date-setting function via the crown. This technical advance was made possible by the new 3055 caliber, replacing the 1555 caliber used in the previous generation.

As soon as this model was released, Rolex offered a choice of 25 different languages for the day display, English being the most common, but our model also features Italian.

This watch comes with its box, original warranty, card holder and manuals.

Discover our Rolex Day-Date 18028 Cadran Stella Rouge available at our showroom in Geneva.

Original papers

Certificate of origin

Manual

Yellow gold

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Yellow Gold

Pin buckle

Launched in 1956, the Day-Date was the first watch to display both the day and date through an opening in the dial. Rolex has never shied away from being associated with influential figures, including a number of presidents, which is how this model earned its nickname.

With a diameter of 36mm, the reference 1803 was produced from the early 1960s to 1977. It is the first generation of Day-Date watches to have been in production for over 15 years. The main feature of this model is its domed “pie-pan” dial and domed plexiglass crystal. This brown dial, nicknamed “Ghost Cappuccino” or “Ghost Caramel,” is particularly rare because the inscriptions on it disappear depending on the angle of the light.

The Rolex caliber 1555 has a power reserve of approximately 42 hours and is not equipped with the quick date setting system on the crown, a feature that appeared with the following reference 18038 and caliber 3055.

Brown

Discover this Rolex Day-Date 1803/8 with a brown ghost dial, available at our showroom in Geneva.

Leather

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Iconic model launched in 1956, the Day-Date has always been made in precious metals and remains one of the most exclusive model of the brand.
Initially available in 36mm, the Day-Date has been recently offered in 41mm around 2008 before being replaced in 2015 by 40mm cases. Available here in platinum with now discontinued smooth bezel and "Ice Blue" dial.

Blue

Rolex Day-Date 228206 Ice Blue available in our showroom in Geneva.

Outer box

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Launched in 1956, the Day-Date model has always been crafted in precious alloys and remains one of the most exclusives Rolex watch.
Initially available in 36mm, the Day-Date was introduced in 41mm around 2008 before being replaced in 2015 with 40mm case. Available here in "Everose" with a stunning sunray finish green dial with applied roman numerals.

Green

Rolex Day-Date 228235 available in our showroom in Geneva.

Pink gold

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Rose Gold

Launched in 1956, the Day-Date was the first watch to display the day and date in an aperture on the dial at the same time. It was also on this occasion that the so-called “President” bracelet was created.
The reference 18038 was produced between 1977 and 1989, is equipped with a sapphire crystal and the caliber 3055 with quick-set date function.

Champagne

Rolex Day-Date 18038 available in our showroom in Geneva.

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Iconic model launched in 1956, the Day-Date has always been made in precious metals and remains one of the most exclusive model of the brand.
Initially available in 36mm, the Day-Date has been recently offered in 41mm around 2008 before being replaced in 2015 by 40mm cases.
The reference 228206 is made in platinum, features a smooth bezel and is equipped with caliber 3255. Our exemple features a stunning ice blue dial with a nice ridged finishing with applied blued Roman numerals indexes, pretty rarer in this configuration.


Rolex Day-Date 228206 "Ice Blue" available in our showroom in Geneva.

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Launched in 1956, the Day-Date was the first watch to display the day and date at the same time through an aperture in the dial. Rolex has always been associated with influential figures, including a number of presidents, which has earned this model this nickname.

With a diameter of 36mm, the reference 18038 was produced between 1977 and 1989. It is the first generation of Day-Date to be equipped with a sapphire crystal guaranteeing water resistance to 100 meters and better scratch resistance. A wide variety of dial configurations were offered at the time, including some in hard stone or even in [wood](https://www.41watch.com/en/accueil/891-rolex-daydate-or-jaune- dial-wood) (as our friends from 41Watch recently had), but all were now flat, unlike the "pie-pen" dials fitted on the reference 1803.

The most useful upgrade for this reference was the addition of a single quick-set date using the crown. The technical advancement came thanks to the new caliber 3055 replacing the calibers 1555 and 1556 used in the previous generation.

When this model was released, Rolex offered the possibility of choosing between 25 different languages for the day display, English being obviously the most commonly used throughout the world.

This watch is delivered full set with its box, outer-box, original Rolex international warranty and booklets.

Rolex Day-Date 18038 full set 1987 available at our showroom in Geneva.

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Launched in 1956, the Day-Date was the first watch to simultaneously display the day and date through an aperture in the dial. Rolex has never shied away from its association with influential personalities, including a number of presidents, which earned this model its nickname.
With a diameter of 36mm, reference 18239 was produced between 1989 and 2000. A wide variety of dial configurations were offered at the time, including some in hard stone or even [wood](https://www.41watch.com/en/accueil/891-rolex-daydate-or-jaune-cadran-bois) (as our friends at 41Watch recently had), but all were now flat, unlike the domed dials present on the earlier reference 1803. 

The most useful improvement for this reference was the addition of a double function for quick date and day setting via the crown. This technical advance was made possible by the new caliber 3155, replacing the caliber 3055 used in the previous generation.

As soon as this model was released, Rolex offered a choice of 25 different languages for the day display, English being the most commonly used worldwide.

This watch is delivered full set with box, outer-box, original Rolex international warranty, booklets and card holder.


Discover our Rolex Day-Date 18239 White Gold Full Set 1995 available at our showroom in Geneva.

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Introduced in 1956, the Day-Date was a pioneering timepiece, being the first watch to concurrently showcase the day and date through an aperture on the dial. Rolex, known for its association with influential personalities, including numerous presidents, earned this model its nickname. The reference 18238, boasting a 36mm diameter, was in production from 1989 to 2000. During this period, a diverse range of dial configurations was available, some crafted from hard stone or even [wood](https://www.41watch.com/en/accueil/891-rolex-daydate-or-jaune-cadran-bois).

Unlike the "pie-pan" dials of the earlier reference 1803, all dials for the 18238 were now flat. A significant enhancement for this reference was the introduction of a dual function for swift date and day adjustment via the crown. This technological upgrade was made possible by the new caliber 3155, a successor to the caliber 3055 featured in the previous generation.

Upon its release, Rolex offered a remarkable selection of 25 different languages for the day display, with English being the most widely used globally.

This watch comes as a complete set, with its box, outer-box, original Rolex international warranty, original tags.

Discover our Rolex Day-Date 18238 Full Set from 1989 available at our showroom in Geneva.

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Launched in 1956, the Day-Date was the first watch to display the day and date simultaneously through an aperture in the dial. Rolex has never made a secret of its association with influential personalities, including a number of presidents, which has also earned this model its nickname.

With a diameter of 36mm, reference 1803 was produced from the early 1960s to 1977. It was the first generation of Day-Date to be produced for more than 15 years. The main feature of this model is its domed "Pie-pan" dial and domed plexiglas crystal. This dial, set with 8 brilliant-cut diamonds and 2 baguette-cut diamonds at 6 and 9 o'clock, is around 5 times rarer than the classic version with applied indexes in yellow gold.

The Rolex Calibre 1555 has a power reserve of approximately 42 hours and is not equipped with the quick-date system, a feature appearing with the following reference 18038 and Calibre 3055.

As soon as this model was released, Rolex offered a choice of 25 different languages for the day display, English obviously being the most commonly used throughout the world.

This watch comes "watch only" with a gold plated Rolex pin buckle.

Discover this Rolex Day-Date 1803/8 with diamond dial available at our showroom in Geneva.

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Launched in 1956, the Day-Date was the first watch to display the day and date simultaneously through an aperture in the dial. Rolex has never made a secret of its association with influential personalities, including a number of presidents, which has also earned this model its nickname.

With a diameter of 36mm, reference 1803 was produced from the early 1960s to 1977. It was the first generation of Day-Date to be produced for more than 15 years. The main feature of this model is its domed "Pie-pan" dial and domed plexiglas crystal. This dial, which is rarer than the classic versions, has a minute track on the outside.

The Rolex Calibre 1555 has a power reserve of around 42 hours and is not equipped with the quick-date system, a feature that appears with the following reference 18038 and Calibre 3055.

The "President" bracelet fitted to this watch was introduced when the model was launched in 1956. 

On this particular model, the buckle is marked "Made in Japan".
In the 1960s, Japan, whose economy was booming, decided to impose import duties on foreign products in order to protect their economy. To circumvent these duties, Rolex decided to export only the watch itself, without the bracelet, and to have the bracelets made directly in Japan, stamped with "Made in Japan"

As soon as this model came out, Rolex offered a choice of 25 different languages for the day display, English obviously being the most commonly used around the world.

Discover this Rolex Day-Date 1803/8 available at our showroom in Geneva.

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Launched in 1956, the Day-Date was a pioneering timepiece, being the first watch to simultaneously display the day and date through an aperture on the dial. Rolex, known for its association with influential personalities, including many presidents, gave its nickname to this model. Reference 18238, with a diameter of 36 mm, was produced from 1989 to 2000. During this period, a wide range of dial configurations were available, some in hard stone or even [wood] (https://www.41watch.com/en/accueil/891-rolex-daydate-or-jaune-cadran-bois).

Unlike the pie-pan dials of reference 1803, all the dials of the 18238 are now flat. The introduction of a dual function for rapidly setting the date and day by means of the crown is a significant improvement for this reference. This technological improvement has been made possible by the new calibre 3155, which succeeds the calibre 3055 of the previous generation.

At the time of its release, Rolex offered a remarkable choice of 25 different languages for the day display, with English being the most widely spoken language in the world.

The model we have here has a superb black dial with a sunray finish set with 8 brilliant-cut diamonds and 2 baguette-cut diamonds at 6 and 9 o'clock. This "no lume" dial has no luminescent material at each hour or on the hands.

This watch comes with its original Rolex international warranty and its original green tag.

Black

Diamond

Discover this superb Rolex Day-Date 18238 with a rare black diamond dial from 1990 available at our showroom in Geneva.

International warranty card

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Launched in 1956, the Day-Date was a pioneering timepiece, being the first watch to simultaneously display the day and date through an aperture on the dial. Known for its association with influential personalities, including many presidents, Rolex also gave this name to the bracelet of this model. 

Initially available in 36mm, the Day-Date was offered in 41mm around 2008 before being replaced in 2015 by 40mm cases. Made in Everose gold and equipped with a green dial with applied Roman numerals, this watch leaves no one indifferent. As soon as this model was released, Rolex offered a choice of 25 different languages for the day and date display, English obviously being the most commonly used around the world.

Here, however, it is in Arabic that this information can be read, a first indication of the rarity of this model.

It's on the back of the watch that all the magic happens, with the presence of the Sultanate of Oman's emblem logo. This symbol, composed of a sheathed Khanjar dagger with two crossed swords, symbolises the historical weapons used by the people of Oman. 

The warranty card dated 2020 is stamped by Khimji Ramdas, the only official retailer in Muscat, Oman. This suggests that the watch was given as a gift by the royal family of Oman.

This watch is delivered full set with its box, outer-box embossed with the Oman emblem, its original Rolex international warranty, manual and tag.

Discover this rare Rolex Day-Date 228235 Khanjar from Oman Full Set available at our showroom in Geneva.


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Everose Gold

Launched in 1956, the Day-Date was the first watch to display the day and date simultaneously through an aperture in the dial. Rolex has never made a secret of its association with influential personalities, including a number of presidents, a fact that has earned this model its nickname.
With a diameter of 36mm, reference 18239 was produced between **1989 and 2000**. A wide variety of dial configurations were offered at the time, including some in hard stone or even [wood](https://www.41watch.com/en/accueil/891-rolex-daydate-or-jaune-cadran-bois) (as our colleagues at 41Watch recently had), but all were now flat, unlike the domed dials present on the earlier reference 1803. 

The most useful improvement for this reference was the addition of a double function for rapidly setting the date and day using the crown. This technical advance was made possible by the new calibre 3155, which replaced the calibre 3055 used in the previous generation.

As soon as this model came out, Rolex offered a choice of 25 different languages for the day display, English obviously being the most commonly used around the world.

Our model has a rare black dial - the majority of production was silvered - with the inscription **"Swiss Made"** at 6 o'clock. This feature is only found from 1999 onwards and therefore only available for one year, indicating luminescent coating for index and hands, which match perfectly with our model produced in 1999. A dial with this inscription and an earlier production date would indicate that the original dial had been replaced during service.

This watch is delivered full set with its box, original Rolex international warranty (from Japan), booklets, card holder and tag.

Discover our Rolex Day-Date 18239 White Gold Black Dial Full Set 1999 available at our showroom in Geneva.

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The first Rolex model equipped with a quartz movement was the reference 5100, introduced in 1970 and produced in limited quantities until 1972. This model was equipped with the Beta-21 calibre, designed by the Centre Electronique Horloger (CEH), a consortium of around 20 Swiss watch manufacturers, including Rolex, to create the first Swiss quartz movement. 

As Rolex wanted to develop their own movement in-house, the first Oysterquartz models did not appear until 1977 with the Datejust (calibre 5035) and Day-Date (calibre 5055). The model we have here, the Oysterquartz Day-Date, reference 19018N, has a 36mm case in yellow gold with an integrated bracelet with flat links and a fluted bezel. Unlike the 19018 version, this model has no chamfers on the lugs and a vertical brushed polish on the upper part.

The calibre 5055 has a 32 khz oscillator (4 times more than the Beta-21) to compensate for the effects of temperature and guarantee an accuracy of less than one minute per year, far superior to that of all Rolex mechanical movements at the time. In addition, this calibre has a hacking-second function and dual date and day setting, which did not appear on automatic calibres until 1988.

The watch comes with a Rolex travel pouch, its Rolex certificate of origin (date of sale 1987), a 2009 Rolex service guarantee card and manuals.

Discover this superb Rolex Oysterquartz Day-Date 19018N with original papers available at our showroom in Geneva.

Quartz

Warranty service card

Travel pouch

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