Rolex Cellini Dual Time Everose Gold

Horological decorative art and luxury watchmaking objectManufactured by Rolex S.A., Geneva, Switzerland

Rolex Cellini Dual Time Everose Gold

Style & Movement

Luxury horological design, classic contemporary high-end watchmaking

Medium & Technique

18kt Everose gold casing, guilloche dial technique, leather strap, precision mechanical watchmaking

Creation Period

Contemporary (c. 2014-2023)

Dimensions & Format

Standard men's wristwatch format, approximately 39mm case diameter

Subject Description

A luxury wristwatch featuring a round Everose gold case, a fluted and domed bezel, a silver guilloche dial with applied gold index markers, dauphine hands, and a secondary sub-dial for dual time or date tracking at the lower portion. The piece is fitted with a brown leather strap.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Very Good. The case and crystal appear clean with minimal signs of handling or wear.

Estimated Market Value

$12,000 - $18,000 USD

Auction Estimate

$10,000 - $15,000 USD

Provenance History

Standard retail distribution through authorized Rolex dealers, private ownership.

Art Historical Significance

Represents Rolex's dedication to classical dress watches under the Cellini line, stepping away from their standard professional sports models to embrace traditional horological aesthetics and high-craft dial finishing.

Notable Features

Signature Rolex fluted bezel combined with a distinctive guilloche patterned dial and Everose gold proprietary alloy.

Condition Issues

No major structural or cosmetic damage visible from the current angle; minor micro-scratches typical of light wear may be present on the polished metal surfaces.

Conservation Recommendations

Regular maintenance by an authorized watchmaker every 5 to 10 years, store in a temperature-controlled environment away from direct magnetic fields, and keep on a leather-safe conditioner for the strap.

Identified on 8/30/2026
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