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these watches represented a significant departure from Rolex's traditional Oyster case designs
In the early 1960s
Most delightfully
making the watch feel like the tool watch it was always meant to be
Rolex Day-Date Pre-owned these watches represented a significantWhen the Day Date was introduced in 1956, Rolex had all but abandoned complicated wristwatches. The beautiful triple calendar moon phase watches that they had released in the 1950s, References 8171 and 6062 (the former of which, incidentally, fetched $1. 2 million at Christie's a few years ago), proved abject failures on the commercial market. But Rolex secured the patent for the Day Date on July 23, 1955, rushed production, and debuted the model at
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