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Rolex Day-Date 36 Platinum — Meteorite Diamond Dial, Domed Bezel | Ref. 118206

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Rolex Day-Date 36 Platinum — Meteorite Diamond Dial, Domed Bezel | Ref. 118206

Reference: 118206

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About This Watch

Reference 118206 in platinum stands among the most extraordinary entries in the Day-Date 36 catalogue — a watch that brings together two of the most rare and demanding materials available to the watchmaker: 950-grade platinum and meteorite. The 36mm case, exclusively available in platinum as prescribed by Day-Date tradition, is finished to the exacting standard expected of Rolex's flagship dress reference. The domed bezel in satin-brushed platinum adds textural depth while preserving the architectural clarity that defines the Day-Date silhouette.

The dial is fashioned from a slice of Gibeon meteorite — an iron-nickel meteorite that formed during the pre-solar era and fell to Earth in Namibia. Each meteorite dial is entirely unique, its Widmanstätten crystalline pattern the result of billions of years of cosmic slow-cooling that no earthly metallurgical process can replicate. Two diamond hour markers are set into this extraterrestrial canvas, their brilliance counterpointing the organic geometry of the meteorite's structure. Powering the 118206 is Calibre 3155, Rolex's earlier-generation movement for the Day-Date 36 incorporating a bidirectional Perpetual rotor and Parachrom hairspring.

The platinum President bracelet — itself a hallmark of the Day-Date since 1956, available only on this reference — secures the watch with a hidden Crownclasp of matching metal. Reference 118206 is a timepiece of cosmic and terrestrial rarity: platinum forged by human hands encasing a dial shaped by the universe itself.

Specifications

BrandRolex
SeriesDay-Date
Model Number118206
Case MaterialPlatinum
Case Size36 mm
Dial ColorMeteorite Diamond