From SwissWatchExpo… Spotlight on:
the various styles available in the Rolex Datejust 41 range.
The Datejust is Rolex's best-selling model for good reason.
Conceived in 1945, it has remained in production to this day,
because of its timeless aesthetic and immense variations that cater to just about any taste.
Although it has always been a fan favorite, its classic 36 millimeter size wasn't always fit
for everyone's style preferences, especially with the growing trend of larger watch cases.
In 2016, Rolex introduced the Datejust 41 - a larger version
that restores the classic looks and proportions of the original Datejust.
The Datejust 41 has a broad array of designs - from different metal,
bracelet, and bezel combinations; to dial colors, textures and designs.
In the market for a Rolex Datejust 41? Here's a simplified guide to
the different options available to you.
Stainless steel Datejust 41 watches are classic everyday watches,
which are ideal for any occasion.
They come with smooth domed bezels, and are available with black, white, blue,
and rhodium grey dials. The slate and green dial is the only model with colored numerals,
making it a standout in the collection.
Each design comes with a choice of a three-piece Oyster bracelet,
or a dressier Jubilee bracelet. Rolex makes use of Oystersteel,
which offers greater resistance to corrosion than ordinary steel.
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Perhaps the most popular metal combination in the Rolex family,
the Rolesor stainless steel and yellow gold gives the best of both
worlds - the robustness of stainless steel, and the shine of yellow gold.
Datejust 41 watches in steel and yellow gold offer more variation.
You have a choice of either a smooth or fluted bezel, both of which come in 18 karat yellow gold.
Dial colors come in white, black, champagne, mother of pearl, and the famed "Wimbledon" dial,
which combines a slate grey dial with green Roman numerals.
The hour markers come with a choice of baton, Roman numerals,
and diamonds, with the latter presenting the most luxurious option.
Datejust 41 watches also come in a combination of stainless steel
and 18 karat white gold. For these styles, the case and bracelet come in full stainless steel,
while the fluted bezel comes in 18 karat white gold.
While 18k white gold looks almost identical to stainless steel, the bezel offers clues as
to the metal used in your Rolex Datejust 41: a smooth bezel means it is full stainless steel,
while a fluted bezel means the bezel is white gold.
Dials come in silver, white, blue,
black, rhodium grey and mother of pearl - all of which work well with its monochromatic scheme;
while the hour markers come in a choice of baton, Roman numerals, or diamonds.
Finally, the Datejust 41 also comes in a stainless steel and Everose gold combination.
With the warmer tone of 18k rose gold,
this offers a slightly less flashy aesthetic compared to yellow gold.
It also offers great variety. Both smooth and fluted bezels are available, as well as Oyster
and Jubilee bracelets, along with lume-filled baton indices, Roman and diamond hour markers.
Dial colors pair nicely with the warmth and luster of 18 karat Everose
gold: there's sundust, a pink metallic color; chocolate brown, as well as mother of pearl.
The Rolex Datejust 41 retains all the hallmark traits of the original Datejust,
while being a thoroughly modern luxury watch. Explore the wide
range of Rolex Datejust 41 models at SwissWatchExpo.com.
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