In Rolex's long and rich history, few models can lay claim to such renown as the Datejust. Born in 1945, the model has seen many variations and combinations of cases, bracelets and dials. As is often the case with these neo-vintage Rolexes, the watch is a good mix, offering the strength and precision of a modern watch while retaining the aesthetics and wearability of the vintages. This particular piece, with its silver dial, fluted white gold bezel and jubilee bracelet, remains probably the best-known and most sought-after version, thanks in no small part to its versatility. The fascinating dial varies from metallic silver to light champagne depending on the light, giving it a lively, dynamic appearance on the wrist. The indexes and hands are in tritium, the latter having gained a beautiful light beige patina that makes the piece all the more attractive. The overall condition of the watch is excellent, with plenty of material left on the case and sharp corners. And as if all these arguments weren't enough, the watch comes with its complete set, making it the perfect starting point for a collection and a must-have for any serious watch enthusiast.