Rolex Day-Date 1807 Linen Sigma Dial Bark Finish in 18k Yellow Gold eska Tudor’s second series of chronographs

Tudor’s second series of chronographs were given the nickname Monte Carlos by collectors due to the dial layout that had a striking resemblance to the gaming tables seen in the casinos of Monaco’s famous gaming center

based on a Venus 178

On this particular example

they are incredibly cool watches and with other oversize steel watches from the 1940s and 50s have become something of a signature for us

Rolex Day-Date 1807 Linen Sigma Dial Bark Finish in 18k Yellow Gold eska Tudor’s second series of chronographsThe Rolex Day Date, introduced in 1956, made horological history as the first waterproof, self winding chronometer to display both the date and the full day of the week spelled out on the dial. Produced exclusively in precious metals, it has always been crafted only in 18k gold or platinum. For its debut, Rolex created a distinctive three piece bracelet with semi circular links, officially named the President bracelet. The watch became closely