Rolex Datejust Two-Tone Gold Particle Anomaly

@lberti · 2021-09-29T19:44:35Z

Discover @lberti s Rolex Datejust two-tone with a unique gold particle on the date wheel. See community reactions to this elegant timepiece.

Forum member @lberti shares a unique experience with his Rolex Datejust, highlighting an unexpected gold particle found on the date wheel. His post sparks a discussion among collectors about the watch's aesthetic appeal and the intriguing nature of such manufacturing anomalies. This thread offers a glimpse into the unexpected events that can occur even with luxury timepieces and the community's appreciation for unique details.

Key Points from the Discussion

The original author shared a close-up image revealing the gold particle stuck to the '13th' on the date wheel, humorously suggesting it was a warning.
The two-tone version of the Datejust is highly appreciated by the community, with one member expressing their desire to acquire the steel version.
One member noted that they might have left the 'two-tone datewheel' alone, appreciating the unique imperfection.
The watch is praised for its elegance and versatility, with a perfect match noted between the watch and the author's jacket.
Despite not typically being a fan of two-tone watches, one contributor found this particular Datejust model to be very appealing.

The Discussion

@lberti

Sep 29, 2021

Here you can see the gold particle on the date window

It was stick to the "13th"....! I think the watch was trying to warn me 😋

Stoikos

Sep 29, 2021

Ha. Rolex probably shot the guy in charge

@lberti

Sep 29, 2021

He is definitelly not with rolex anymore 😋

FabR

Sep 29, 2021

Did you get it back or Rolex kept it?😂😉

@lberti

Sep 29, 2021

They said i could have it, but need to put my name on the waiting list 😋

FabR

Sep 29, 2021

Always good to see this one, beautiful Rolex TT!👍🥂

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