A name like “Pearlmaster” promises an almost ridiculous degree of splendor. But a promise is only ridiculous if it is not delivered upon. And rest assured, the Rolex Pearlmaster delivers.
First released in 1992 as a highly lauded addition to, what was at the time, Rolex’s fairly slim range of ladies timepieces, the Pearlmaster has since become the company’s grand achievement in jewelry-style watches. As the words on the dial imply, it is essentially a ladies Datejust (itself, a tried-and-true Rolex standard) dipped in sheer opulence. Almost every visible component is made from the most lavish materials.
Case in point, this 2001 timepiece features a dial more rare than most produced in 2001 as it is made from Black Tahitian Mother-of-Pearl and an solid 18 karat yellow gold case and bracelet. The bezel not only shares the yellow gold that comprises the majority of the watch, but the case is also festooned by a bezel with twelve brilliant-cut diamonds; one for every hour of the day.
Year: 2001
Material: 18k Yellow Gold, 12 Brilliant-Cut Diamonds Bezel-Set
Dial: Black Tahitian Pearl
Movement: Automatic
Case Measurement: 29mm
Weight: 108 grams
Size: Fits up to 7.5, Adjustable by removing links
Condition: Pristine Vintage, One previous owner. Worn a few times at most. Looks and feels new.Made in Switzerland
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