Rolex Day-Date 18038 Porcelain Roman Dial in 18k Yellow Gold fortis which is why we love

which is why we love tracking them down for fellow collectors

an engraver named Jean-Pierre Borle was working at Omega

The dial is signed SWISS MADE at six o’clock

This elegantly striped vintage pen in a slightly smaller „Junior Debutante“ size from the legendary Parker company has all the allure of a late Art Deco piece and works just like it did when it was first sold

The “Daytona” name began appearing on dials around 1964–1965

Rolex Day-Date 18038 Porcelain Roman Dial in 18k Yellow Gold fortis which is why we loveThe Rolex Day Date, introduced in 1956, has long stood as Rolexs most prestigious and emblematic model. At the time of its launch, it represented an important innovation in wristwatch design as the first automatic waterproof chronometer to display both the date and the day of the week fully written out on the dial. Produced exclusively in precious metals such as gold and platinum, the Day Date has become an enduring symbol of achievement, refinement,