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Rolex 18K Pre-Cellini Dress Watch, Circa 1956

This outstanding Rolex dress watch dates to the mid-1950s and is a stunning precursor in the firm’s design evolution. This remarkable timepiece is a rare collectible, predating the esteemed Cellini model yet without the trademark “Cellini” name on the dial, making it a truly unique find for Rolex collectors and enthusiasts.

Crafted with timeless elegance, this wristwatch showcases a sleek and ultra-slim 32mm 18k gold case, bearing an uncanny and striking resemblance to the later Cellini model to come in the 1960s. The silvered dial exudes a warm patina, serving as the perfect backdrop for the shimmering gold baton markers and hands. Powered by a 17-jewel Swiss movement, this wristwatch offers exceptional precision and durability, a hallmark of Rolex’s renowned engineering.

This timepiece is expertly designed as a dress watch yet understated enough to bring a touch of elegance to daily wear. Its refined aesthetic seamlessly blends classic and contemporary elements, making it a versatile accessory suitable for both formal attire and smart casual wear.

Whether you are a dedicated watch collector, a connoisseur of luxury timepieces, or simply in search of a sophisticated accessory, this remarkable wristwatch is a wonderful find. Elevate your personal style and make a statement with this timeless watch that stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of the Rolex brand.

Serial # 508_55 (One digit partially unreadable)

32mm

Circa 1956

SOLD

SKU: JMUE 1 P $8,750
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  • Rolex
  • Pre-Cellini Dress Watch
  • 18K Yellow Gold Case
  • Swiss 17 Jewel Movement
  • Serial # 508_55 (One digit partially unreadable)
  • Restored, 18-Month Warranty
  • 32mm
  • Circa 1956