Sodalite Is One Of Those Materials That Sounds Like Lapis Lazuli Until You Actually Look Closely. Discovered In Greenland In 1811 And Often Mistaken For Its More Famous Blue Cousin, It Lacks Lapis's Golden Pyrite Flecks And Instead Shows Off Characteristic White Streaks Running Through A Rich, Saturated Blue. It's Also Hard Enough For Genuine Ornamental Carving, Which Is Part Of Why Rolex Has Used It Sparingly Across Models Like The Daytona, Datejust, And Pearlmaster.This Example Pairs The Sodalite Dial With 8 Diamonds And 2 Diamond Baguettes, Plus A Bezel, Marked By The Br In The Reference, Set With Invisibly Mounted Trapeze-Cut Diamonds For A Seamless Run Of Brilliance Around The Case. The Cool Blue Of The Stone Plays Nicely Against The White Gold, A Cohesive Color Story From Case To Dial.This 2005 Example, Powered By The Caliber 3155, Brings Together A Natural Material That's Rare On Any Rolex Dial With A Technically Demanding Bezel Setting, A Combination That Doesn'T Turn Up Especially Often Within The Day-Date Range.

Delivered at the time of sale, the Rolex Certified Pre-Owned guarantee card officially confirms that the watch is genuine on the date of purchase and guarantees its proper functioning for a period of two years from this date.

Each pre-owned Rolex watch is subject to the same demanding controls as those of the after-sales service for models purchased new and are thus examined and tested, according to the strictest criteria. The Rolex Certified Pre-Owned seal that comes with your watch symbolizes its status as a certified second-hand Rolex watch.

Each Rolex Certified Pre-Owned watch is presented in a distinctive pouch. The timepiece comes with the Rolex Certified Pre-Owned seal, a two-year international guarantee card, a service booklet and official papers.