Rolex Watch Nicknames You Need To Know
- Christine Ye
When it comes to luxury watches, few brands evoke as much admiration and passion as Rolex. Unlike other renowned watchmakers like Patek Philippe or Audemars Piguet, Rolex has become synonymous with more than just precision and elegance. Each of its models carries a unique identity, further defined by the affectionate nicknames given by collectors and enthusiasts. These nicknames—like the vibrant ‘Hulk’ or the stylish ‘Batman’—add an element of fun and intrigue, giving the watches stories that go beyond the typical luxury timepiece. In this blog, we’ll dive into some of the most interesting Rolex nicknames and how they offer a fresh perspective for both newcomers to luxury watches and seasoned connoisseurs.
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Rolex GMT-Master Nicknames
Rolex "Pepsi"
The iconic blue and red GMT-Master bezel was the original colorway for the collection which was introduced as early as 1955 on the GMT-Master ref. 6542. Since then, several other GMT-Master models have emulated the same winning color combo but on different bezel materials. The original Pepsi bezel was made of Bakelite, and later on both Aluminum and Cerachrom ceramic bezels. While this timeless look color of the GMT-Master was originally developed in collaboration with Pan-Am Airlines, where it first got it’s blue-red feature design for its two-tone bezel, it is now more commonly referred to as the “Pepsi” as more people today are familiar with the equally iconic blue and red Pepsi globe logo. Today, the Pepsi bezel can be found on both the original GMT-Master and GMT-Master II models in both stainless steel and white gold.
Rolex GMT-Master Pepsi With Black Dial
“Pepsi” Reference Number:
- Rolex GMT-Master II Pepsi 126710BLRO
- Rolex GMT-Master II Pepsi 126719BLRO – Blue Dial
- Rolex GMT-Master II Pepsi 126719BLRO Meteorite Dial
- Rolex GMT-Master II Pepsi 126755SARU
Rolex "Sprite"
In 2022, Rolex introduced the 126720 VTNR model, known as “Sprite”, yet another soda-inspired nickname. This unique timepiece stands out as the first left-handed watch in the Rolex lineup, featuring the crown and date positioned on the left side of the watch. The French phrase “Verte Noir,” meaning green and black, inspired the abbreviation “VTNR,” giving rise to the catchy nickname “Sprite”, or “Lefty Sprite”, among watch enthusiasts. The distinct left-handed design sets this Rolex model apart from all others, and collectors have shown great interest in acquiring it. Despite being intended for left handers wearing on the right wrist, many people choose to wear this watch on their left wrist with the opposite orientation, adding an extra touch of uniqueness.
Rolex GMT-Master II Sprite 126720VTNR
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Rolex "Root Beer"
In keeping with the soda theme, another GMT-Master nicknamed the “Root Beer” was introduced by Rolex around 1963. The unique color palette of brown and yellow mixed with two-tone yellow gold and steel on the original “Root Beer” GMT-Master ref. 1675/3 and 16753 are what give this model a resemblance to the soda fountain classic and its packaging. Just picture the A&W Root Beer logo/label. Even the modern GMT-Master II “Root Beer” 126715CHNR with a black and brown ceramic bezel on either an Everose gold case or two-tone Everose gold and stainless-steel combination still emulates the same color scheme that makes you think of a cold root beer float on a hot summer day. Other nicknames for the GMT-Master II 16753 in particular include the “Clint Eastwood” and the “Dirty Harry”, inspired by the legendary actor and his famous onscreen character. Reason being – Eastwood famously wore his two-tone Root Beer GMT with a Jubilee bracelet and nipple dial in several of his movies.
Rolex GMT-Master II Root Beer 126711CHNR
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Rolex "Batman"
In 2013, emerging from the shadows was yet another exciting new GMT-Master II model with a never-before-seen blue and black two-tone bezel. This new model, the 116710BLNR, quickly grew in popularity among Rolex fans who dubbed it the “Batman” for its color way that reminded them of the DC comic book superhero himself. Other sobriquets of the then-new blue and black bezel GMT include the “Bruiser”, “Phantom”, and “Dark Knight”. But of course the “Batman” just sounds the coolest and sticks the most. As one of the newer additions to the GMT Master II, the “Batman” quickly became one of the most popular models of not just the GMT collection but of the Rolex watch family in general.
Rolex GMT-Master Batman
“Batman” Reference Number:
- Rolex GMT-Master Batman 116710BLNR
- Rolex GMT-Master II Batman 126710BLNR
Rolex "Batgirl"
The Rolex Batgirl nickname refers to the GMT-Master II model with a blue and black bezel, similar to the popular Rolex Batman, but with an elegant Jubilee bracelet.
Rolex GMT-Master Batgirl 126710BLNR
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Rolex "Bruce Wayne"
Another superhero-inspired watch has entered the scene: the Rolex GMT-Master II 126710GRNR, affectionately nicknamed “Bruce Wayne.” This name emerged shortly after its 2024 release and quickly gained popularity among enthusiasts. Inspired by Batman’s alter ego, the name perfectly captures the watch’s striking black and grey bezel, which resembles the sleek look of the Dark Knight’s suit. Collectors wanted to distinguish it from the original GMT-Master II “Batman” with a blue and black bezel, so the nickname “Bruce Wayne” made sense as it highlights the refined and sophisticated persona of Bruce Wayne, contrasting with the more adventurous feel of the “Batman.”
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Rolex "Bumblebee"/"Zombie"
The Rolex GMT-Master “Bumblebee” nickname stands out because it’s one of the few Rolex nicknames that isn’t derived from a DC superhero or comic book character. Instead, it takes inspiration from the beloved Transformers movie character, Bumblebee. The watch’s bold black and yellow color scheme mirrors Bumblebee’s distinctive look, making it a perfect homage to the fearless Autobot.
Rolex GMT-Master II Bumblebee 126713GRNR
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Rolex Submariner Nicknames
Rolex "Bluesy"
The nickname “Bluesy” for the Rolex Submariner refers to the model’s distinctive blue dial and bezel combination, typically found in the two-tone (yellow gold and stainless steel) Submariner references, such as the 116613LB and 126613LB. The name emerged naturally among collectors due to the rich, deep blue color that’s unique to this variant, designed to evoke the colors of the ocean and honor the Submariner’s heritage as a professional diver’s watch. Beyond its striking appearance, the “Bluesy” is also cherished because it was one of the first Rolex models to feature the Cerachrom bezel—a durable, scratch-resistant ceramic material that maintains its vibrant color over time, adding both beauty and resilience to this iconic timepiece.
Rolex Submariner Bluesy
“Bluesy” Reference Number:
- Rolex Submariner Bluesy 116613LB
- Rolex Submariner Bluesy 126613LB
Rolex "Smurf"
Another famous blue Submariner with an adorable nickname is the Submariner “Smurf” ref. 116619LB. Released in 2008, the “Smurf” was the first Submariner to be made in white gold. Like the “Hulk” with its signature green-on-green aesthetic, the “Smurf” comes with a bright royal blue bezel framing a bright royal blue dial. Obviously, this blue-on-blue color scheme is where the “Smurf” got its cute nickname. Even cuter than that, it has also been affectionately referred to as “Papa Smurf”. As the first white gold Submariner, the “Smurf” can easily be confused for another stainless steel watch at a glance. But when put side by side with a steel watch, or better yet held side by side, the quality and weight of the white gold is unmistakable. The Smurf was officially discontinued by Rolex in 2020.
Rolex Submariner Smurf 116619
“Smurf” Reference Number:
- Rolex Submariner Smurf 116619
Rolex "Cookie Monster"
The “Cookie Monster” nickname for the Rolex Submariner 126619LB relates directly to the beloved Sesame Street character known for his bright blue fur and playful personality. Just like the character, the watch features a vibrant blue bezel and black dial, making it instantly recognizable and giving it a fun, approachable vibe. This is similar to how the “Smurf” nickname emerged for the previous white gold Submariner 116619LB, which also had a blue bezel and dial. However, there’s a key difference: while both the “Cookie Monster” and the “Smurf” share a white gold case, the “Smurf” has a matching blue dial, whereas the “Cookie Monster” introduces a black dial that sets it apart.
Rolex Submariner Cookie Monster
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Rolex "Kermit"
Perhaps one of the most noteworthy of the Submariner models is the “Kermit” ref. 16610LV, which was designed by Rolex to commemorate the Submariner collection’s 50th anniversary in 2003. This anniversary watch affectionately became the famous Muppet frog’s namesake when fans dubbed it the “Kermit” for its distinctive green bezel – a first for both the collection and the brand. Its aluminum ‘LV’ bezel or ‘lunette verte’ (‘green bezel’ in French) comes in the maxi size and style with larger/thicker hour markers and hands. And that bright vivid green especially pops off of its sleek black dial, which is all further complemented with a sterling steel case and Oyster bracelet. As catchy as this nickname is, the “Kermit” is one of the lesser-known Rolex monikers among the general public but more so among watch enthusiasts who can appreciate its significance in Rolex’s history. Almost 20 years after its release, the “Kermit” still remains a super exclusive and highly sought-after collectors’ piece.
Rolex Submariner Kermit
“Kermit” Reference Number:
- Rolex Submariner Kermit 16610LV
Rolex "Hulk"
In keeping with the green color scheme said to signify Rolex’s signature color, the renowned green Kermit was replaced in 2010 with a fellow green newcomer, the Submariner “Hulk” ref. 116610LV. This time with not just a green ceramic bezel but also with a matching green dial. This epic green on green aesthetic is boldly displayed on a bigger and bulkier Supercase – which all contributes to the fitting nickname derived from the larger-than-life Marvel Comics superhero, The Incredible Hulk. The shade of green is even a deeper/darker shade of green to better match the Hulk’s character, as the green on the “Kermit” is a lighter/brighter shade to better match Kermit’s froggy hue. It became an instant fan favorite for both its brilliant form and functionality and is still a highly desirable timepiece amongst watch collectors.
Rolex Submariner Hulk
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Rolex "Starbucks"
Keeping the green theme going even more is the recently released Submariner “Starbucks” ref. 126610LV, a level up from both its green predecessors – the “Kermit” and the “Hulk”. Launched alongside Rolex’s 2020 new releases, the “Starbucks” caused quite a stir as it mixed components from both the “Kermit” and the “Hulk” into one newly designed and upgraded Submariner new addition. Like the “Kermit”, the “Starbucks” pairs a vivid green bezel and a sleek black dial on a stainless-steel case and bracelet. Except for the deeper shade of green on the “Starbucks” resembles the green on the “Hulk” more than the “Kermit”. Not to mention the bezel on both the “Starbucks” and “Hulk” are Cerarchrom (ceramic), compared to the aluminum-only bezel on the “Kermit”. In fact, before the moniker “Starbucks” began to really stick, it was first referred to as the “Ceramic Kermit”, or even the “Cermit” for short. The introduction of the “Starbucks” was an exciting blending of its two predecessors – combining the best of both worlds.
Rolex Submariner Starbucks
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Rolex Daytona Nicknames
Rolex "Le Mans"
The “Le Mans” nickname for the Rolex Daytona 126528LN and 126529LN was inspired by the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans race. Rolex introduced these models in 2023 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the iconic endurance race, which is known for testing the limits of both drivers and their machines. The nickname was quickly adopted by enthusiasts because of the watch’s distinctive dial design, which features a unique red “100” marker at the 1 o’clock position—a subtle nod to the centennial celebration of the race.
Additionally, the vibrant red chronograph hands and racing-inspired elements on the dial further connect the watch to the world of motorsports, making the “Le Mans” nickname an apt homage to both the watch’s design and its commemorative purpose. The references 126528LN (yellow gold) and 126529LN (white gold) pay tribute to the legacy of the Le Mans race while offering collectors a piece of history with a racing pedigree.
Rolex Daytona Le Mans
“Le Mans” Reference Number:
- Rolex Daytona Le Mans 126528LN
- Rolex Daytona Le Mans 126529LN
Rolex "Baby Le Mans"
The “Baby Le Mans” nickname for the Rolex Daytona 126519LN comes from its resemblance to the Rolex Daytona “Le Mans” models 126528LN and 126529LN, which were released to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the legendary Le Mans race in 2023. While both the “Le Mans” and “Baby Le Mans” feature similar dial designs with red accents and the special red “100” marker at 1 o’clock, the key difference lies in the bracelet. The “Le Mans” models come with a traditional Oyster bracelet, while the “Baby Le Mans” stands out with its sporty and modern Oysterflex rubber bracelet. This detail gives the “Baby Le Mans” a more contemporary and youthful look, while still retaining the spirit of its “Le Mans” counterparts.
Rolex Daytona Baby Le Mans
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Rolex "Platona"
A catchy play on words, the Rolex “Platona” ref. 116506 got its clever moniker as being the first platinum-case Daytona. Platinum + Daytona = “Platona.” Making its debut in 2013 as the highly-anticipated 50th anniversary Daytona, the “Platona” took the watch world by total surprise. Not only was it made of 950 platinum, one of the most prestigious metals in watchmaking, but it was also the very first Daytona crafted in this material. Signature to other platinum Rolex models, its dial features a stunning ice-blue hue, beautifully contrasted by chestnut brown ceramic bezel and sub-dials. The combination of these colors, exclusive to the platinum collection, gives the “Platona” a distinctive and luxurious appeal that sets it apart from other Daytona references. This unexpected change and premium upgrade made the ref. 116506 an instant classic and a sought-after piece for collectors.
For the 60th anniversary of the Daytona in 2023, Rolex introduced another platinum Daytona, the ref. 126506, to continue the legacy of the “Platona.” While the new 126506 retains the iconic ice-blue dial and platinum construction, it also features subtle design refinements, such as a new bezel and updated movement, making it a perfect successor to the original “Platona” and a fitting tribute to the legendary Daytona’s 60-year history. Collectors now have two stunning platinum Daytonas to choose from, each representing a milestone in the evolution of this iconic chronograph.
Rolex Daytona Platona
“Platona” Reference Number:
- Rolex Daytona Platona 116506(50th Anniversary Daytona)
- Rolex Daytona Platona 126506(60th Anniversary Daytona)
Rolex "Pikachu"/"YML"
The “Pikachu” nickname for the Rolex Daytona, specifically referring to the reference 116508 with a yellow gold case and bright black dial, comes from its striking resemblance to the famous Pokémon character, Pikachu. Enthusiasts coined the name due to the watch’s vibrant yellow-gold case, which mirrors Pikachu’s yellow body, and its contrasting black dial, similar to Pikachu’s distinct black-tipped ears.
Interestingly, this watch also has another nickname, “YML,” which was popularized by a well-known watch collector in Hong Kong. Both nicknames highlight the watch’s standout aesthetic and unique charm. Just like the Pokémon character’s bright and energetic personality, the “Pikachu” Daytona’s vivid colors make it an eye-catching piece that’s both charming and powerful—an embodiment of Pikachu’s electrifying presence.
Rolex Daytona Pikachu
“Pikachu” Reference Number:
- Rolex Daytona Pikachu 126518LN
- Rolex Daytona Pikachu 126508
Rolex "Paul Newman"
Perhaps the most well-known and coveted Daytona watches – not to mention one of the most expensive ever sold – is the “Paul Newman” Daytona. Named after movie star Paul Newman, who famously wore his Rolex Daytona ref. 6239 watch that was gifted from his wife both on and off screen. What sets the “Paul Newman” apart from other Daytonas is its unique “Exotic dial” which has since become known as the “Paul Newman dial”. Oddly enough, before this model of the Daytona was made famous by Paul Newman himself sometime in the 1970s, around the same time Newman began dabbling in the world of professional motorsports, this version of the watch with its distinct exotic dial was actually considered somewhat of a flop. Not until Paul Newman, who was doubly cool as a renowned actor who was also into racing cars, let some of his own star power rub off on the watch he favored so much that the “Paul Newman” Daytona started picking up speed and popularity of its own. This distinct “Paul Newman dial” features a unique art-deco font, sub-dial numerals, plus a small “step” in the dial between the outer minute track and the center of the dial. Some models even feature the color red for some added race-inspired aesthetic. Originally known only exclusively amongst watch enthusiasts, the “Paul Newman” has quickly became one of the most well-known and highly collectible Rolex timepieces – especially since 2017, when Paul Newman’s own “Paul Newman” Daytona sold for auction at a chilling $17.8 million – making it the most expensive Rolex watch ever sold.
Rolex Daytona Paul Newman
“Paul Newman” Reference Number:
- Rolex Daytona Paul Newman 6239
- Rolex Daytona Paul Newman 6241
- Rolex Daytona Paul Newman 6262
- Rolex Daytona Paul Newman 6263
- Rolex Daytona Paul Newman 6264
- Rolex Daytona Paul Newman 6265
- Rolex Daytona Paul Newman 126518LN
- Rolex Daytona Paul Newman 126508
Rolex "Panda"
The “Panda” nickname for the Rolex Daytona comes from the watch’s distinct dial design that resembles the face of a panda bear. This nickname is typically used for Daytona models featuring a white dial with contrasting black sub-dials, such as the reference 116500LN or the newly released 126500LN. The black and white color scheme immediately reminded collectors of a panda’s characteristic white face with black eye patches, making it an easy and catchy nickname that stuck.
The term “Panda” was first used in the vintage watch world to describe chronographs with similar contrasting color schemes, and it was later adopted by the Rolex community as well. The name is not only descriptive but also endearing, giving the Daytona a more approachable and playful identity while still maintaining its status as a luxury timepiece. Today, the “Panda” nickname is recognized globally and remains one of the most popular and easily identifiable nicknames for the Daytona series.
Rolex Daytona Panda
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Rolex "John Mayer"
The “John Mayer” nickname for the Rolex Daytona specifically refers to the yellow gold Daytona reference 116508 with a green dial. This nickname came about after the famous musician and avid watch collector John Mayer showcased the model in an interview with Hodinkee in 2019. During the interview, Mayer praised the watch for its unique combination of colors and its underappreciated status in the collector community at that time.
After Mayer’s endorsement, the demand for this green-dial Daytona skyrocketed, and prices surged almost overnight. Collectors started referring to it as the “John Mayer” Daytona as a tribute to his influence on the watch’s popularity. The nickname is now synonymous with the reference 116508, making it one of the most recognizable and desirable Daytonas in the collection. The “John Mayer” Daytona’s story is a testament to how a celebrity endorsement can significantly impact the desirability and market value of a particular model, elevating it to iconic status.
Rolex Daytona John Mayer 116508
“John Mayer” Reference Number:
- Rolex Daytona John Mayer 116508
Rolex "Rainbow"
The “Rainbow” nickname for the Rolex Daytona refers to the models featuring a stunning array of colored gemstones set around the bezel, creating a vibrant, rainbow-like effect. This nickname first became popular with the release of the Rolex Daytona references 116598RBOW and 116599RBOW, and it has continued with the newer 116595RBOW. The name “Rainbow” perfectly describes the watch’s unique design, which includes sapphires in a gradient of colors—from reds, oranges, and yellows to greens, blues, and purples—each meticulously set to transition seamlessly around the bezel.
The “Rainbow” Daytona wasn’t just about aesthetics—it was also a bold departure from Rolex’s traditionally more conservative designs, adding a touch of high jewelry flair to the classic sports watch. This extravagant and colorful design immediately stood out and resonated with collectors who love a blend of luxury and playfulness. The nickname stuck almost instantly and is now synonymous with one of the most exclusive and eye-catching Daytonas in the collection.
Interestingly, despite initial skepticism about its flamboyant appearance, the “Rainbow” Daytona has become one of the most coveted models in the Rolex lineup, celebrated for its rarity, craftsmanship, and sheer visual appeal. This nickname not only captures the essence of the watch’s dazzling appearance but also reflects the vibrant energy and bold spirit that make it truly iconic.
Rolex Daytona Rainbow
“Rainbow” Reference Number:
- Rolex Daytona Rainbow 116595RBOW
- Rolex Daytona Rainbow 116598RBOW
- Rolex Daytona Rainbow 116599RBOW
Rolex "Eye of the Tiger"
The “Eye of the Tiger” nickname for the Rolex Daytona refers to the stunning reference 116588TBR, which features an intricately designed dial that resembles the fierce and mesmerizing patterns found in a tiger’s fur. The nickname came about naturally as enthusiasts noticed how the black and gold wave-like motifs on the dial, combined with the sparkling diamond hour markers, evoke the bold and hypnotic gaze of a tiger’s eye.
Released in 2019, the “Eye of the Tiger” Daytona not only boasts a visually striking dial, but it’s also adorned with a bezel set with 36 baguette-cut diamonds, enhancing its glamorous appearance. The combination of bold design elements and precious materials gives this Daytona a commanding presence, much like a tiger itself. The nickname captures the essence of this watch’s wild yet sophisticated nature, making it stand out among more traditional Daytona models.
The “Eye of the Tiger” nickname highlights both the audacious creativity and luxurious craftsmanship of Rolex, perfectly reflecting the watch’s daring personality and exotic allure. It’s a fitting name for a timepiece that radiates power and elegance, just like the animal it’s inspired by.
Rolex Daytona Eye of the Tiger
“Eye of the Tiger” Reference Number:
- Rolex Daytona Eye of the Tiger 116588TBR
Rolex Sea-Dweller Nicknames
Rolex "James Cameron"
The ‘James Cameron’ nickname comes from the famous filmmaker and deep-sea explorer James Cameron, who partnered with Rolex during his historic 2012 expedition to the Mariana Trench—the deepest part of the world’s oceans. To commemorate this achievement, Rolex released a special edition Deepsea with a unique dial that transitions from deep blue to black, representing the ocean’s depths.
Collectors and enthusiasts began calling it the “James Cameron” Deepsea to honor Cameron’s groundbreaking dive and the collaboration with Rolex. This nickname has stuck ever since, and the watch has become synonymous with the director’s adventurous spirit and his love for the sea. So, while it may not be linked to the Daytona collection, the “James Cameron” is one of the most recognized nicknames in the Rolex lineup for its direct connection to an extraordinary real-life event.
Rolex Sea-Dweller James Cameron
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Rolex Datejust Nickname
Rolex "Wimbledon"
The “Wimbledon” nickname originally comes from the Rolex Datejust collection, particularly the models with the slate gray dial featuring green Roman numeral hour markers, like the reference 126334. The name was inspired by Rolex’s long-standing partnership with the Wimbledon tennis tournament, where the brand has been the Official Timekeeper since 1978.
The green accents on the dial are reminiscent of the lush grass courts at the Wimbledon Championships, while the combination with the elegant slate gray dial evokes the prestige and sophistication of the event. Collectors started calling it the “Wimbledon” dial due to this visual and thematic association, and the nickname quickly caught on.
Although primarily used for the Datejust, the nickname “Wimbledon” has sometimes been casually extended to certain Day-Date models that feature a similar slate gray dial with green Roman numerals. However, it’s important to note that “Wimbledon” is much more closely associated with the Datejust lineup, as that’s where the design first gained popularity and recognition.
The nickname captures both the elegance and sporty heritage of the watch, making it a perfect tribute to one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in the world.
Rolex Datejust Wimbledon
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Rolex Day-Date Nickname
Rolex "President"
The “President” nickname for the Rolex Day-Date dates back to the 1950s and has a fascinating history. The name comes from the watch’s strong association with influential world leaders and U.S. Presidents. The story began when Rolex gifted the first Day-Date to then-U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1956, as a symbol of prestige and accomplishment. Since then, the Day-Date has been spotted on the wrists of several other U.S. Presidents, such as Lyndon B. Johnson, as well as influential global figures, solidifying its reputation as the “President’s watch.”
Additionally, the “President” nickname also refers to the exclusive bracelet designed specifically for the Day-Date model—the President bracelet. This bracelet features a semi-circular, three-piece link design that offers a refined and elegant look. Rolex even refers to it as the President bracelet in their official catalog, further cementing the association.
Because of this combination of historical significance and luxurious design, collectors began calling the Day-Date the “President,” a nickname that has since become synonymous with the model. Wearing a Day-Date is like wearing a piece of history, embodying power, sophistication, and the legacy of influential leaders around the world.
Rolex Day-Date President
“President” Reference Number:
- Rolex Day-Date 40 228235
- Rolex Day-Date 40 228238
- Rolex Day-Date 40 228239
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