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Rolex Oysterquartz 17013 - Two Tone

Details

Here's a vintage Rolex Datejust Oysterquartz reference 17013 two tone with a champagne dial from the 80s. Keeps great time and is fully functional. Measurements include a 36mm oyster case and an integrated bracelet. It's on its original two tone integrated bracelet that fits up to a 7 inch wrist. Quickset date function at 3 a clock. Champagne sunburst dial. 18K yellow gold bezel and center links. The hands and lume plots developed creamy lume. Brushed finishing on the bracelet. The bracelet is rather tight with no stretch. Both the case and bracelet are unpolished. Both the dial and crystal are free from any scratches or marks. Stainless steel case and caseback. All parts are original including the signed Role crown, case back, dial, and movement. The dial and case are in great cosmetic, untouched condition.

Ready to wear!

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History

The Rolex Oyster non-date tells one of the clearest stories in watchmaking. It comes from an idea that changed the wristwatch forever: the Oyster case, introduced by Rolex in 1926, built to protect the movement from water, dust, and the wear of daily life. That was not just a technical step forward. It changed what a wristwatch could be. It made the watch something you could live in, rely on, and carry with you through the ordinary and the important moments alike.

The non-date Oyster feels especially honest because it leaves nothing to hide behind. No magnified window, no extra complication competing for attention, just time itself laid out with calm balance and clarity. There is something deeply satisfying about that restraint. The dial feels complete, almost intimate, as if every element has been allowed to breathe.

Over the years, the Oyster non-date has become more than a simple Rolex. It represents the quiet confidence at the heart of the brand: durability, precision, and design that does not beg to be noticed. Its beauty is not loud. It grows on you. The longer you look at it, the more it feels like the essence of Rolex stripped back to its most human form</p>


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