2024; unworn; 36mm; blue; platinum; round face; Roman numeral dial; baton hands; day-date display; magnified date window; signature Cyclops lens; automatic movement; diamond-encrusted bezel; screw-down crown; President bracelet; folding clasp; Normal everyday use and external agents may reduce the lustre of gemstones and gold surfaces. To maintain, use specific, non-abrasive products specially meant for cleaning jewellery.; This item comes with a standard one-year warranty from the boutique.; This watch has been evaluated and authenticated by WRIST AFICIONADO watchmakers.; Original box included.; Original papers included.; Condition: UNWORN. This item is previously owned but remains unworn and in its original condition. However, it does not come with its original tags. Origin: The Rolex Day-Date, born in 1956, revolutionized horology with its groundbreaking display of both the date and the day of the week, spelled out in full. This innovation immediately positioned it as a symbol of status and technical prowess. The Day-Date's debut marked a pivotal moment, forever altering the landscape of luxury timepieces. Construction: Crafted exclusively from precious metals, the Day-Date 36 is a testament to enduring luxury. The case, available in 18 ct yellow gold, white gold, Everose gold, or 950 platinum, houses a self-winding mechanical movement, the Calibre 3255, a Manufacture Rolex creation. Its scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, coupled with the iconic Cyclops lens, ensures both durability and legibility. Utility: Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the Day-Date 36 offers practical functionality. The instantaneous day and date displays, coupled with the secure rapid-setting feature, provide unparalleled convenience. With a power reserve of approximately 70 hours and waterproofness to 100 meters, it seamlessly blends elegance with everyday utility, a hallmark of Rolex design. Influence: The Rolex Day-Date has long been synonymous with power and prestige. During his Presidency in the United States, Lyndon B. Johnson was frequently seen wearing his Day-Date. John F. Kennedy, in 1962, received a Day-Date as a gift from Marilyn Monroe, further cementing its status as a symbol of iconic moments. Later, Ronald Reagan, during his time in the White House in the 1980s, also chose the Day-Date, solidifying its association with leadership.