Rolex Datejust neo-vintage introduced in the late 1940s

introduced in the late 1940s

using the Renault tanks found of the Western Front of World War I as inspiration for it’s rectangular shape

But the great stock market crash of 1929 and the Depression that followed saw consumers across Europe tightening their purse strings

We are constantly on the lookout for survivors and are very pleased to present this example

transitioning away from the fulfillment of defense contracts and back to designing and building elegant timepieces for general consumption and civilian use

Rolex Datejust neo-vintage introduced in the late 1940sSo called five digit Datejusts (reference variants with five digit internal coding) evolved from the original Oyster Perpetual Datejust line and are a quintessential staple of the Neo Vintage era. These models showed up in the late 70s and offer the added functionality of a higher beat movement for accuracy and a quick set date mechanism. They retain the classic 36mm case proportion of their predecessors and have similar variation for dial, bezel, and