Produced to mark a 15-year collaboration with one of the world's most respected orchestras, this Rolex Day-Date 36 reference 128238 was unveiled at the Vienna Philharmonic's New Year's concert and released in very limited quantities. The centerpiece is a champlevé grand feu enamel dial featuring violin imagery that draws on mid-century modern artistry, with green tones chosen to symbolize the harmony shared between Rolex and the orchestra.
The 36 mm round case is fashioned entirely in 18-carat yellow gold, fitted with a fixed fluted bezel and secured by a screw-down crown. Yellow gold-tone hands move above the analog dial, delivering the full Day-Date functionality of hours, minutes, seconds, date, and day. A scratch-resistant sapphire crystal protects the dial, while a fold clasp secures the 18-carat yellow gold President bracelet.
This example is presented complete with its original Rolex box and original Rolex warranty card valid until 2029, offering the full documentation expected of a 2024 Swiss-made timepiece of this significance.
