ROLEX

Signature Design Elements

• Yellow Rolesor: Rolex’s proprietary term for the marrying of two metals. The bezel, winding crown, and center links of the bracelet are crafted from 18 ct yellow gold, while the middle case and outer links are made from robust Oystersteel.

• The Fluted Bezel: Originally designed for a functional purpose (screwing the bezel down to ensure water-tightness), the fluting has evolved into a striking, light-reflecting design signature that instantly marks the watch as a Rolex.

• The Jubilee Bracelet: Designed specifically for the birth of the Datejust line, this supple, five-piece link metal bracelet conforms comfortably to the wrist and catches light across its alternating polished and satin-finished surfaces.

• The Cyclops Lens: Invented by Rolex in the early 1950s, this magnifying lens bulges over the date aperture at the 3 o’clock position, magnifying the date numeral by 2.5 times for effortless legibility.

⚙️ Technical Specifications (Modern References)

🏎️ The Movement: Calibre 3235

Beneath the dial lies the Calibre 3235, a premier mechanical, self-winding movement entirely manufactured in-house by Rolex.

• Power Reserve: Approximately 70 hours, meaning you can take the watch off for the weekend and it will still be ticking accurately on Monday.

• Precision: Highly regulated to $-2/+2$ seconds per day (after casing), earning it the official “Superlative Chronometer” certification.

• Anti-Magnetic Protection: Features a patented blue Parachrom hairspring and a Chronergy escapement that offer excellent resistance to everyday magnetic fields and temperature shocks.

• Clasp Security: The folding Oysterclasp includes the Easylink 5 mm comfort extension, letting you quickly extend the bracelet length on hot days when the wrist expands.