Rolex Day-Date 1803

Rolex Day-Date 36 1803 White Gold D'Agosto Bracelet

Here is one of the rarest and most beautiful configurations of Rolex Day-date ever made. The white gold case is paired to a very bright blue dial, something very seldom seen at the time, which makes this iconic timepiece the perfect trait d'union between sportiness and elegance. However what's even rarer is the bracelet, manufactured by D'Agosto factory in Venezuela on behalf of Rolex. This practice was due to the fact that during those years governments used to put heavy duties on gold's importation, therefore Rolex encharged a local company to manufacture some bracelet to be sold in that market. Preserved in very good conditions, the case also bears South America import hallmarks, hence confirming that the watch and bracelet were born together.Rolex Day-Date 36 1803 White Gold D'Agosto Bracelet $ 29,620 Basic Info Listing code KTGWS9 Brand Rolex Model Day-Date 36 Reference number 1803 Movement Automatic Case material White gold Bracelet material White gold Year of production 1975 Condition Very good (Worn with little to no signs of wear) Scope of delivery No original box, no original papers Gender Men's watch/Unisex Location Switzerland, Chiasso Price CHF26,000 (= $29,620) Availability Item is in stock Caliber Movement Automatic Caliber/movement 1556 Case Case material White gold Case diameter 36 mm Try it on Water resistance Not water resistant Bezel material White gold Crystal Plexiglass Dial Blue Dial numerals No numerals Bracelet/strap Bracelet material White gold Bracelet color Steel Clasp Fold clasp Clasp material White Gold Here is one of the rarest and most beautiful configurations of Rolex Day-date ever made. The white gold case is paired to a very bright blue dial, something very seldom seen at the time, which makes this iconic timepiece the perfect trait d'union between sportiness and elegance. However what's even rarer is the bracelet, manufactured by D'Agosto factory in Venezuela on behalf of Rolex. This practice was due to the fact that during those years governments used to put heavy duties on gold's importation, therefore Rolex encharged a local company to manufacture some bracelet to be sold in that market. Preserved in very good conditions, the case also bears South America import hallmarks, hence confirming that the watch and bracelet were born together.