Rolex Day-Date 1803 Grey Soleil Dial in 18k Yellow Gold 20/18 but it wasn’t until 1957

but it wasn’t until 1957 that the Seamaster 300 made its debut (ref

Look at it

The steel case with gold accents and two-tone bracelet give this watch a cool look

This Vetta Chronograph first series features a large 38mm steel step case

Fun Fact: Daniel Roth is now part of LVMH

Rolex Day-Date 1803 Grey Soleil Dial in 18k Yellow Gold 20/18 but it wasn’t until 1957Over the decades, the Day Date has evolved with subtle refinementssmoother movements, easier to use settings, more daring dials. Yet its essence has never changed. Whether in a classic champagne dial or the vibrant tones of onyx, lapis, or malachite, the Day Date is instantly recognizable. Its a watch that doesnt follow fashion but instead embodies timeless authority. Here we have a lovely ref. 1803 in yellow gold with a strong case and reeded bezel.