Deux Ors. The Day-Date line has been the canvas for Rolex’ most bold and creative designs all executed, except for a handful, in precious metals. This beauty, however, is the only two-tone Day-Date ever made.

Most 18349's are executed either fully in white gold or, more commonly, as Tridors. These Tridor Day-Dates feature white gold cases, yellow gold bezels, and white gold President bracelets with center links that consist of alternating bands of rose, yellow, and white gold. In other words, a three-tone watch. Yet, there is a rare 18349 variation that was delivered by Rolex with a two-tone 18k gold Jubilee bracelet with diamond setting, making it the only two-tone Day-Date ever produced by Rolex.

This rare reference 18349 features a 36 mm 18k white gold case with an 18k yellow gold and factory-set diamond bezel. The ultra-rare Jubilee bracelet features 18k white gold outer links and three center links executed in 18k yellow gold. Each of these three yellow gold links sports three factory-set brilliant cut diamonds, making for a dazzling display of stones circling the entire length of the watch.

Now the star of the show, in this case, most definitely is the dial. This carrousel dial with green enamel and factory set diamonds is an absolute showstopper.

This rare and truly special Day-Date dates back to 1989 and bears the updated 3155 caliber which means it has a double quickset function to easily set the date and day of the week. We are excited to be offering this watch to its next owner.