Rolex Oysterquartz ref. 19018 with burlwood dial An increasingly scarce entry point

An increasingly scarce entry point into the panda dial chronograph aesthetic

the champagne dial

triple-signed in the Patek tradition — dial

This example has everything a vintage dive watch should have

a slim manually wound movement of 18 jewels

Rolex Oysterquartz ref. 19018 with burlwood dial An increasingly scarce entry pointThe Oysterquartz Day Date is one of Rolex's more polarising designs and that is precisely what makes it interesting. Introduced in 1977, it abandoned the round Oyster case in favour of an integrated bracelet and angular, integrated case architecture that owed more to the design language of the Royal Oak era than to Rolex's own tradition. In 18k yellow gold, it is unambiguously bold. Reference 19018 carries one of the most remarkable dial options Rolex