Rolex Oyster Perpetual Lady-Datejust (Two-Tone)
Horology/Decorative Art (Wristwatch) • Rolex SA (Geneva, Switzerland)
Style & Movement
Luxury Horology / Functionalist Modernism with Jewelry styling
Medium & Technique
Stainless steel and 18k yellow gold (Rolesor), pink mother-of-pearl dial with factory or after-market diamond-set hour markers, sapphire crystal, and fluted bezel.
Creation Period
Late 20th to early 21st Century (Circa 1990-2010 based on bracelet style and dial configuration)
Dimensions & Format
26mm case diameter (standard Lady-Datejust size); round format with integrated Oyster bracelet.
Subject Description
A luxury timepiece featuring a pink mother-of-pearl dial which exhibits natural iridescence. The composition includes ten diamond hour markers, gold baton hands, and a peripheral minute track. The central logo depicts the iconic Rolex coronet.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Good/Fair. Shows visible signs of wear including surface scratches on the metal (scuffs) and potential bracelet stretch.
Estimated Market Value
$3,500 - $5,500 USD (Depending on movement functionality and authenticity of diamond setting)
Auction Estimate
$2,500 - $4,500 USD
Provenance History
Unknown. No visible serial numbers in image; likely commercial retail provenance followed by private ownership.
Art Historical Significance
The Lady-Datejust defined the standard for the modern women's luxury sports watch since 1957. This specific iteration represents the brand's pivot toward integrating high-jewelry elements into functional everyday chronometers.
Notable Features
Pink Mother-of-Pearl dial is organic and unique to this specific watch; 'Two-tone' Rolesor combination of yellow gold and steel; fluted bezel characteristic of the Datejust aesthetic.
Condition Issues
Visible scratches on the bezel and bracelet links; slight discoloration on the outer edge of the dial; potential grime buildup in the bracelet crevices.
Conservation Recommendations
Professional ultrasonic cleaning of the bracelet; movement servicing by a certified horologist; light polishing to restore surface luster if desired; storage in a moisture-controlled environment.