$8,000
Pre-Owned Rolex Lady Cocktail Watch, Silver Dial, 18k Yellow and White Gold Bracelet, Ref. 2395
The ladies Rolex Cocktail is a timepiece for special occasions that utilizes the finest materials and blurs the line between classy watch and elegant jewelry. This unique vintage cocktail watch from Rolex features an elegant 18k yellow and white gold integrated bracelet with silver dial and gold hour indices. Powered by a manual wind 1401 caliber movement with 44 hours of power reserve. This watch features a rather interesting buckle with Rolex insignia that tips upward on a spring loaded baseplate allow the user to fit the watch to their wrist size in any one of eight sizing holes much like tightening a belt. The case and bracelet are only 16mm, making this vey comfortable for any occasion. Fully signed by Rolex on the dial, case, movement and buckle proving its complete originality. Marvelous like new condition – show me another anywhere in the world. Note – This watch is personalized with the initials, “F. F.” on the case back. Circa 1963
Only 1 left in stock
| Band Material | 18k Yellow Gold, 18k White Gold |
|---|---|
| Box and Papers | No Box | No Papers |
| Band Type | Bracelet |
| Brand | Rolex |
| Case Material | 18k Yellow Gold |
| Case Size | 16mm |
| Caseback | Solid |
| Crystal Material | Mineral |
| Dial Color | Champagne |
| Movement | Manual |
| Warranty | 1-Year Watchworks Guarantee |
| Item ID | 0004285 |
|---|---|
| Model # | 2395 |
| Model Name | Lady Cocktail |
| Year Produced | ca 1963 |
| Serial Number | 95XXXX |
Rolex is recognized throughout the world not only as a brand associated with luxury, but as a watch that is both luxurious and precise. For Rolex, this hard-won and well-deserved recognition was never in doubt. The founder, Hans Wilsdorf named the company Rolex so as to be pronounceable in any language as he anticipated the acclaim his company would receive due to relentless pursuit of precision and accuracy in a wristwatch. Soon after its founding, Rolex produced the first wristwatch to receive the Swiss Certificate of Chronometric Precision, which was followed rapidly by receipt of a certificate of precision from the Kew Observatory in Great Britain. From those roots Rolex built a legacy of innovation. The “Oyster” watch was the first waterproof and dustproof wristwatch in 1926, followed by the first self-winding “Perpetual” rotor. Building once again on innovation, the “Datejust” became the first self-winding wrist chronometer to include a date in a window on the dial. Adventurous women and men who strive to achieve what was never before been achieved have chosen Rolex for their expedition, which both perpetuates the brand’s claim to precision and dependability as well as attests to its veracity. Hans Wilsdorf may have anticipated the acclaim Rolex would someday achieve, but even he might have been impressed its success.
