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Rolex Cellini 4087 - 18K Yellow Gold.

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Here's a unique vintage Rolex with a champagne dial in perfect condition. The entire watch is made out of 18k yellow gold and houses a manual wind movement from the 70s. The bracelet is an original Rolex integrated 18k gold bracelet with a sleek scale like finish. This reference number is commonly seen on leather straps as you may see some listed on our site. Finding them with these original bracelets is rare. It is 81 grams of solid 18kt gold. 


The case and bracelet are in unpolished condition and overall sharp. It Keeps great time and is fully functional. 18K yellow gold case, bracelet, and caseback 28x32mm case including the crown. All parts are original including dial, movement, and caseback. Both the dial and case are in great cosmetic, untouched condition. Ready to wear!

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History

The Cellini line — named after Renaissance goldsmith and sculptor Benvenuto Cellini — is Rolex's dress watch offering, and it operates on entirely different logic than the sport and tool watches the brand is famous for. No date window, no rotating bezel, no crown guards. Just case, dial, and movement.

Introduced in the late 1960s, Cellini watches are exclusively 18-karat gold and are powered by manual-wind movements. The collection covers an extraordinary range of case shapes across its history: round, oval, rectangular, cushion, asymmetric, and the distinctive Cestello oval — all sharing a commitment to slim proportions and refined finishing that stands apart from anything else in the Rolex catalog.

References span from the early 3800-series oval cases of the late 1960s and early 1970s through the square 4233 Danaos of the late 1990s and early 2000s. Dials range from brushed champagne and silver sunburst to red and blue vignette, white Arabic, and foil patterns that no longer exist in current production. For collectors who want Rolex craftsmanship without the sport-watch aesthetic, Cellini is the answer — and it remains one of the most underappreciated categories in the entire vintage Rolex universe.