The joy of the wealthy is so simple and unpretentious. A truly rose gold watch h

The joy of the wealthy is so simple and unpretentious. A truly rose gold watch has arrived, completely covered in 18K gold and measuring 5?m thick. It comes with a GTC China certification, available online! The case measures 41mm and is equipped with a Swiss Eta-2836 movement with a lifetime warranty! The Datejust II, a member of the Rolex Oyster family, inherits the hallmarks of the Oyster Perpetual Datejust, first introduced in 1945. First unveiled in 2009, the Datejust II is the perfect choice for those who embrace classics and embrace innovation. This revisited classic possesses a unique charm, adding to its prestige. The Datejust is a modern classic and the world's first waterproof, automatic watch with a date window on the dial. This was an unparalleled technological innovation at the time, earning the Datejust its name. The fluted bezel has long been considered a signature design element of the Datejust, making it one of the most recognizable Rolex watches. When the Oyster watch was first created in 1926, the triangular fluting served a specific purpose: to screw the bezel into place on the case, ensuring its precision and water resistance. The Oyster case holds a pivotal position in Rolex's history. Its name stems from its ability to seal like an oyster shell. Two key inventions, the screw-down caseback and the screw-down waterproof winding crown, enabled the watch to function flawlessly underwater. These two key features are the heart of the Oyster watch. Invented by Rolex in 1953, the Twinlock mechanism ensures the screw-down crown's total water resistance through two seals within the tube and the crown. All Oyster models are equipped with this mechanism, ensuring water resistance to a depth of 100 meters. The Oyster bracelet, a breathtaking example of perfection in form, function, aesthetics, and technology, is a truly exquisite piece. Introduced in the late 1930s, this exceptionally strong metal bracelet, composed of three rows of wide, flat links, remains the most widely used bracelet in the Oyster collection. Inspired by the pioneering Datejust, the Datejust II features a date window at 3 o'clock. The date changes instantly in just milliseconds at midnight. The convex magnifying date window, invented by Rolex in 1953, magnifies the date 2.5 times for easier reading.