Description
The Rolex triangular groove pattern is a hallmark of the brand’s watches. Initially, the triangular groove pattern on the Oyster watch’s outer ring had practical uses, helping to tightly secure the ring to the case and ensuring the watch’s water resistance.
The groove design visible on the case back serves the same purpose and is tightly screwed onto the case using a specific Rolex tool. Later, the triangular groove evolved into an aesthetic design element, becoming a classic feature of Rolex. To this day, the triangular groove pattern has become a hallmark of the brand’s watches, and the bezel of this Datejust 36 is made of gold.
Many dial styles in the Oyster Perpetual series feature sunlight effects, reflecting a subtle and elegant sheen. This effect requires exceptional brushing technology to create engravings that extend outward from the center of the dial.
Light is scattered along the engravings, creating a subtle and unique effect, displaying different lusters with the movement of the wrist. After completing the sun-ray effect, the dial is colored through physical vapor deposition or electroplating, and finally finished with glossy paint.
Gold, bright and noble, captivating. Steel is incredibly strong and trustworthy. The two blend harmoniously, cleverly combining with other characteristics.
The diamond is a distinctive feature of Rolex, already featured in Rolex models as early as the early 1930s, and officially registered as a trademark name in 1933. This is also a notable feature of the Oyster Perpetual series.
The design, development, and production processes of Rolex straps and buckles, as well as the rigorous testing they must pass, fully utilize advanced technology.
Like other components of the watch, the strap and clasp are also inspected by professionals to ensure the product is flawlessly beautiful. This flexible and comfortable five-link Jubilee metal strap is specially designed for the Oyster Perpetual Datejust introduced in 1945.
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