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Rolex Datejust 26 Lady Gold Steel Jubilee Ref. 69173 from 1986

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Rolex Datejust 26 Lady Gold Steel Jubilee Ref. 69173 from 1986Rolex Datejust 26 Lady Gold Steel Jubilee Ref. 69173 A Timeless Icon from 1986 We are proud to present the Rolex Datejust Ref. 69173, an enduring classic that embodies the timeless sophistication of the Datejust collection. Crafted with precision and care, this 26mm masterpiece in gold and steel captures the essence of Rolex's iconic design language. With its production dating back to 1986, this vintage timepiece is not only a tribute to Rolex's

Rolex Datejust 26 Lady Gold Steel Jubilee Ref. 69173 – A Timeless Icon from 1986

We are proud to present the Rolex Datejust Ref. 69173, an enduring classic that embodies the timeless sophistication of the Datejust collection. Crafted with precision and care, this 26mm masterpiece in gold and steel captures the essence of Rolex's iconic design language. With its production dating back to 1986, this vintage timepiece is not only a tribute to Rolex's heritage but also a statement of elegance and functionality.

Unmistakable Design and Craftsmanship

The 26mm case, a harmonious combination of stainless steel and 18K yellow gold, is complemented by the iconic fluted bezel—an instantly recognizable hallmark of Rolex. The watch is paired with the equally iconic Jubilee bracelet, meticulously crafted in steel and gold, offering exceptional comfort and timeless style. The original sapphire crystal, featuring the distinctive Cyclops lens, adds both durability and readability, with a barely noticeable mark on the lens that speaks to the watch's authentic vintage character.

The champagne dial radiates understated elegance, its tone beautifully accentuated by gold hour markers and hands. This quintessential Datejust design embodies versatility, effortlessly transitioning from casual to formal occasions.

Legendary Movement

At the heart of this timepiece beats the Rolex Caliber 2135, a robust automatic movement renowned for its precision and reliability. Fully serviced and in excellent working order, this movement features a quick-set date function, ensuring effortless practicality for everyday wear.

Vintage Appeal

The serial number, beginning with 9.29 million, places its production firmly in 1986, adding a layer of historical significance to this exquisite watch. Its exceptional condition and classic design make it a treasured piece for enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Specifications:

  • Reference: 69173
  • Year: 1986 (Serial 9.29 million)
  • Case Material: Stainless steel and 18K yellow gold
  • Case Dimensions: 26mm
  • Glass: Original sapphire with Cyclops lens (minor mark)
  • Dial: Champagne, exceptional condition
  • Movement: Automatic Rolex Caliber 2135 (quick-set date)
  • Bracelet: Jubilee in stainless steel and 18K yellow gold
  • Condition: Excellent, well-preserved vintage character

Why This Watch?

The Rolex Datejust Ref. 69173 is a quintessential vintage piece, embodying the hallmarks of Rolex's enduring appeal: precision engineering, timeless design, and exceptional craftsmanship. Its 1986 production year makes it a nostalgic yet functional timepiece, ideal for collectors or anyone seeking a sophisticated, everyday watch.

For inquiries or to secure this remarkable piece of horological history, please contact us.

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