Rolex Day Date
Make: Rolex
Model: Day Date
Reference: 1803
Year: 1970
Movement: Automatic calibre
Box and papers: Box & accessories
Case: 36mm, 18k yellow gold
Dial: ‘Wide boy’ champagne
Bracelet/Strap: New custom made leather strap
Condition: Excellent vintage
Warranty: 3 month RHW warranty
Return period: 3 day return
Introducing the Rolex Day-Date Reference 1803. The Iconic Day-Date Legacy
The Rolex Day-Date, often called the "President," debuted in 1956 and quickly became a symbol of prestige. It was the first wristwatch to display both the date and the day of the week spelled out in full, setting a new standard for luxury watches. Worn by numerous world leaders, the Day-Date has always been associated with power, sophistication, and impeccable style.
The Rolex Day-Date has been a favourite among many influential figures since its introduction. Some famous personalities who were known to wear the Rolex Day-Date?
Lyndon B. Johnson - Johnson was the first President to wear a Rolex Day-Date, officially bringing the "President" nickname to the White House. He was known to wear a 36mm Day-Date with a silver dial and even gifted similar models to friends, further solidifying the watch's association with presidential prestige.
Martin Luther King Jr. - The civil rights leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate was often seen wearing a Rolex Day-Date.
Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) - While the character Tony Soprano wore a Rolex Day-Date in the 1990s and 2000s, the Day-Date’s connection to influential figures in earlier decades set the stage for its on-screen presence.
Paul Newman - Although more famously associated with the Rolex Daytona, Newman also owned and wore a Rolex Day-Date.
These notable wearers highlight the Rolex Day-Date's status as a symbol of success, leadership, and timeless elegance. Whether leading nations, championing civil rights, or excelling in sports and entertainment, the Rolex Day-Date was and remains a watch for those who make their mark on history.
The Reference 1803
Among the various Day-Date references, the 1803 holds a special place. Produced from the late 1950s to the late 1970s, it embodies the classic Rolex aesthetic with its clean lines and robust build. The 1803 is powered by the automatic calibre 1556, known for its reliability and precision.
Our 1970 Rolex Day-Date 1803
Now, let’s talk about the star of the show. This particular 1803, crafted in 18k solid yellow gold, is in excellent condition, showcasing the impeccable care it has received over the decades. What truly sets this piece apart is the highly sought-after and rare ‘Wide Boy’ dial. The ‘Wide Boy’ dial features larger indices and hands, offering a bolder, more striking look that vintage watch enthusiasts covet.
To complement its classic aesthetic, we've paired this beauty with a new custom-made leather strap, adding a touch of modern elegance while staying true to its vintage roots.
Owning a Rolex Day-Date isn’t just about having a high-quality timepiece; it’s about owning a piece of history. This watch has seen over 50 years of stories, from boardrooms to soirées, and it’s ready to be part of your story. It’s more than just a watch; it’s a statement, an heirloom, a conversation starter.
Available for immediate purchase here or by private appointment.
Make: Rolex
Model: Day Date
Reference: 1803
Year: 1970
Movement: Automatic calibre
Box and papers: Box & accessories
Case: 36mm, 18k yellow gold
Dial: ‘Wide boy’ champagne
Bracelet/Strap: New custom made leather strap
Condition: Excellent vintage
Warranty: 3 month RHW warranty
Return period: 3 day return
Introducing the Rolex Day-Date Reference 1803. The Iconic Day-Date Legacy
The Rolex Day-Date, often called the "President," debuted in 1956 and quickly became a symbol of prestige. It was the first wristwatch to display both the date and the day of the week spelled out in full, setting a new standard for luxury watches. Worn by numerous world leaders, the Day-Date has always been associated with power, sophistication, and impeccable style.
The Rolex Day-Date has been a favourite among many influential figures since its introduction. Some famous personalities who were known to wear the Rolex Day-Date?
Lyndon B. Johnson - Johnson was the first President to wear a Rolex Day-Date, officially bringing the "President" nickname to the White House. He was known to wear a 36mm Day-Date with a silver dial and even gifted similar models to friends, further solidifying the watch's association with presidential prestige.
Martin Luther King Jr. - The civil rights leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate was often seen wearing a Rolex Day-Date.
Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) - While the character Tony Soprano wore a Rolex Day-Date in the 1990s and 2000s, the Day-Date’s connection to influential figures in earlier decades set the stage for its on-screen presence.
Paul Newman - Although more famously associated with the Rolex Daytona, Newman also owned and wore a Rolex Day-Date.
These notable wearers highlight the Rolex Day-Date's status as a symbol of success, leadership, and timeless elegance. Whether leading nations, championing civil rights, or excelling in sports and entertainment, the Rolex Day-Date was and remains a watch for those who make their mark on history.
The Reference 1803
Among the various Day-Date references, the 1803 holds a special place. Produced from the late 1950s to the late 1970s, it embodies the classic Rolex aesthetic with its clean lines and robust build. The 1803 is powered by the automatic calibre 1556, known for its reliability and precision.
Our 1970 Rolex Day-Date 1803
Now, let’s talk about the star of the show. This particular 1803, crafted in 18k solid yellow gold, is in excellent condition, showcasing the impeccable care it has received over the decades. What truly sets this piece apart is the highly sought-after and rare ‘Wide Boy’ dial. The ‘Wide Boy’ dial features larger indices and hands, offering a bolder, more striking look that vintage watch enthusiasts covet.
To complement its classic aesthetic, we've paired this beauty with a new custom-made leather strap, adding a touch of modern elegance while staying true to its vintage roots.
Owning a Rolex Day-Date isn’t just about having a high-quality timepiece; it’s about owning a piece of history. This watch has seen over 50 years of stories, from boardrooms to soirées, and it’s ready to be part of your story. It’s more than just a watch; it’s a statement, an heirloom, a conversation starter.
Available for immediate purchase here or by private appointment.
Make: Rolex
Model: Day Date
Reference: 1803
Year: 1970
Movement: Automatic calibre
Box and papers: Box & accessories
Case: 36mm, 18k yellow gold
Dial: ‘Wide boy’ champagne
Bracelet/Strap: New custom made leather strap
Condition: Excellent vintage
Warranty: 3 month RHW warranty
Return period: 3 day return
Introducing the Rolex Day-Date Reference 1803. The Iconic Day-Date Legacy
The Rolex Day-Date, often called the "President," debuted in 1956 and quickly became a symbol of prestige. It was the first wristwatch to display both the date and the day of the week spelled out in full, setting a new standard for luxury watches. Worn by numerous world leaders, the Day-Date has always been associated with power, sophistication, and impeccable style.
The Rolex Day-Date has been a favourite among many influential figures since its introduction. Some famous personalities who were known to wear the Rolex Day-Date?
Lyndon B. Johnson - Johnson was the first President to wear a Rolex Day-Date, officially bringing the "President" nickname to the White House. He was known to wear a 36mm Day-Date with a silver dial and even gifted similar models to friends, further solidifying the watch's association with presidential prestige.
Martin Luther King Jr. - The civil rights leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate was often seen wearing a Rolex Day-Date.
Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) - While the character Tony Soprano wore a Rolex Day-Date in the 1990s and 2000s, the Day-Date’s connection to influential figures in earlier decades set the stage for its on-screen presence.
Paul Newman - Although more famously associated with the Rolex Daytona, Newman also owned and wore a Rolex Day-Date.
These notable wearers highlight the Rolex Day-Date's status as a symbol of success, leadership, and timeless elegance. Whether leading nations, championing civil rights, or excelling in sports and entertainment, the Rolex Day-Date was and remains a watch for those who make their mark on history.
The Reference 1803
Among the various Day-Date references, the 1803 holds a special place. Produced from the late 1950s to the late 1970s, it embodies the classic Rolex aesthetic with its clean lines and robust build. The 1803 is powered by the automatic calibre 1556, known for its reliability and precision.
Our 1970 Rolex Day-Date 1803
Now, let’s talk about the star of the show. This particular 1803, crafted in 18k solid yellow gold, is in excellent condition, showcasing the impeccable care it has received over the decades. What truly sets this piece apart is the highly sought-after and rare ‘Wide Boy’ dial. The ‘Wide Boy’ dial features larger indices and hands, offering a bolder, more striking look that vintage watch enthusiasts covet.
To complement its classic aesthetic, we've paired this beauty with a new custom-made leather strap, adding a touch of modern elegance while staying true to its vintage roots.
Owning a Rolex Day-Date isn’t just about having a high-quality timepiece; it’s about owning a piece of history. This watch has seen over 50 years of stories, from boardrooms to soirées, and it’s ready to be part of your story. It’s more than just a watch; it’s a statement, an heirloom, a conversation starter.
Available for immediate purchase here or by private appointment.