Rolex Cellini

Rolex may be known to most for their superlative chronometers, tough-as-nails sports watches and iconic chronographs - but to say that's all they do would be missing a large part of their important story. Rolex has been making beautiful, art-forward timepieces since their inception, and the Cellini collection best exhibits Rolex's commitment to perfection not only for construction but for style and design that exists beyond the scope of their better-known Professional collection. This particular example, a Reference 4350, dates to circa 1981 and features a solid 18k yellow gold case with a matching integrated bracelet, a fantastic lacquered walnut wood dial, a yellow gold bezel with engraved & filled quadrant 'Roman' indices, and a signed crown. There is a whole lot to love about the Cellini, and while they have played second-string to steel sports models in recent history, we see the demand for Cellini models increasing dramatically today. As tastes change and trends evolve, we're confident that we'll be seeing an even greater desire for smaller, thinner, more elegant and artistic timepieces in the coming years. Oh, and did we mention it was designed by some guy named Gerald Genta? If you have explored this hobby long enough to find yourself here, browsing our website, maybe you have come across his name!