Rolex Day-Date 1807

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Year of Production: 1974
Case Size: 36mm
Case Material: Yellow gold
Dial Color: Blue
Bracelet/Strap: Yellow gold
Movement Type: Automatic
Box: Yes
Papers: Yes
Location: Monaco
Description

Extremely Rare and Very Important, Day Date, Automatic Wristwatch in Yellow Gold, With Bark Finish Engraving and Qaboos Signature, Retailed by Asprey, Reference 1807

Lot Description Model: Day Date Reference: 1807 Case Material: Yellow Gold Bracelet Material: Yellow Gold Year: 1974 Movement: Automatic Caliber: 1556 Case N°: 3746228 Dimensions: 36 mm Signed: Dial, Movement and Case Accessories: Box and Warranty Introduced in 1955 and released a mere year later, the Rolex Day-Date swiftly earned acclaim for its charm, yet paradoxically remained somewhat undervalued despite its sophisticated complication indicating both the day of the week and the date. The presented timepiece, an impactful reference 1807, stands out as an extraordinarily rare Day-Date for several noteworthy reasons. Foremost, the 18k yellow-gold case is remarkably preserved, showcasing great conditions. However, the true distinction lies in the watch’s unique “bark finish” bezel and bracelet, an unusual feature denoted by the concluding digit of the reference number — the number 7 — specifically identifying the bark decoration. The scarcity of this motif, extending to the central band of the bracelet, renders this watch exceptionally charming. The dial is equally captivating, featuring a rare combination of yellow-gold indexes set against a striking electric blue background. Adding to its allure is the coveted red Qaboos signature at 6 o’clock, known for its association with special watches commissioned directly by the Sultan of Oman, His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said al Said. The case back is engraved Asprey as the Sultan’s early Rolex timepieces were only available at the London-based retailer. Timepieces bearing his signature are highly sought after, marking them as some of the world’s most desirable collectibles. This particular lot, accompanied by its original warranty and very precious box with Khanjar logo, serves as a testament to Rolex’s exceptional craftsmanship and the rarity that defines sought-after Day-Date models. With its unique features and historical significance, this watch holds a special place among collectors and enthusiasts alike. Request information

Collectible Features |Rolex Day-Date 1807

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Khanjar
Part of the national emblem of Oman, watches fitted with "Khanjar" dials were made upon special request from His Majesty Qaboos bin Said Al Said, the Sultan of Oman, and are highly coveted.
Asprey
A luxury retailer known for their exclusive co-branded Rolex watches.
Stella Dial
The Rolex Stella Dial refers to a series of brightly colored lacquered dials, primarily found on vintage Rolex Day-Date models from the 1970s and early 1980s. These dials are known for their bold, vibrant colors along with a high-gloss enamel finish that gives them a distinctive look. What makes the Stella Dials particularly collectible is their rarity and uniqueness, as they were produced in limited numbers and initially aimed at specific markets, such as the Middle East and Asia. Although not widely popular at the time, the retro appeal and scarcity of these colorful dials have made them highly desirable among modern collectors.

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