1803

I recently acquired a white gold Rolex Day-Date, reference 1803. What's particularly interesting about this watch is the unique 'ghost' dial, where the printing seems to disappear at certain angles. I had been searching quite extensively for one of these.

… for those 36 mm DD and DJ from the past. They are so elegant and classy and look so cool on the wrist. DD in white metal (white gold or platinum) have an understated elegance and special charm. My 1803 from 1976 says hello!! Keep enjoying and loving so

I changed my olive cow leather strap to this grey ostrich leg strap. I think the style and color tone matched quite well. What you guys think? Thank you for watching

Vintage Rolex Day Date ref 18239BIC, yellow gold 1803, white gold 1803, rose gold1803, yellow gold18038

Another versions of Rolex Day Date Ref 1807 & 1803 Rolex 1807 & 1803 in Rose Gold Rolex ref 18078 Day Date from 1981

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It’s a Rolex Day-Date 1803 in red gold from 1961. This is a rare transitional piece with the old hands from the earlier 1950ies Day-Date models ref. 6511/6611 and the bezel with much finer structure compared to the later models. The dial is a so called „S

That’s a very nice watch. My Rolex AD did tell me that white gold day dates are quite rare…I do believe it would’ve been the same for the vintage 1803 in white gold? Congrats on such a beautiful classic. Really love it and your photos are beautiful as opp

A white gold 1803.

So, I’ve been pondering this for a while as I have a vintage 1803 White Gold Day-Date shown below and notice that all the newer Day-Date and Datejusts come with high polished lugs now, as opposed to my brushed lugs. Has anyone considered polishing the lug