Rolex

Day-Date 40 ‘President’

Name: Rolex Day-Date 40 ‘President’
Brand: Rolex
SKU: 228238

Ref. 228238 · 2022 · Excellent

AED 185,000

≈ $50,400 · €46,300 · £39,300 · CHF 44,800

Details

Mechanism: Calibre 3255, self winding, 70 hour power reserve, Superlative Chronometer
Size: 40 mm
Condition: Excellent
Material: 18kt yellow gold
Inclusions: Full set
Delivery: Worldwide, insured

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Dubai, same day by hand. Worldwide, 2 to 5 working days, fully insured.

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Specification Sheet Rolex Day-Date 40 ‘President’

Reference 228238

Year 2022

Case size 40 mm

Material 18kt yellow gold

Bezel Fluted, 18kt yellow gold

Dial White, Roman numerals, day and date apertures

Movement Calibre 3255, self winding, 70 hour power reserve, Superlative Chronometer

Bracelet 18kt yellow gold President bracelet with concealed Crownclasp

Condition Excellent

Papers Full set

Status Available in the boutique

Price AED 185,000

Rolex Day-Date 40 President in 18kt yellow gold with white dial and fluted bezel, reference 228238, shown against a plain background

Why this one

The case for this one.

The most recognized gold watch in the world, instantly identifiable on the wrist
President bracelet in solid 18kt yellow gold with a concealed Crownclasp
Calibre 3255 movement, chronometer certified, 70 hour power reserve

Rolex introduced the Day-Date in 1956 as the watch for men who ran the world, the first wristwatch to spell out the day in full alongside the date. This yellow gold example on the President bracelet carries that legacy exactly as intended, worn for decades by heads of state and industry leaders who wanted no ambiguity about what they had on.