Navigator type

【▓-000000】-DwellerIn white gold and oystersteel, with abright bluedial anda Jubileebracelet.

The fixed red inverted triangle on the 24-hour off-axis dial can indicate the second place time selected by the wearer, making it easy to read the reference time in the area where you live or work. With just a glance, you can clearly distinguish between day and night in your second time zone.

There are 12 small windows around the dial, showing a dark red grid representing the current month, which is a major feature of the Salo Annual Calendar. This ingenious mechanism allows the wearer to adjust the date on the last day of the 30-day month without having to worry about it. The annual calendar can correctly display the dates throughout the year, but because February has 28 or 29 days, it needs to be adjusted on March 1 every year. Since the date depends on the local time, it will automatically change in addition to the traveler's local time.

Rolex's triangular pit pattern is a feature of the brand's watches. At first, the triangular pit pattern of the Oyster outer ring had practical purposes, helping to screw the outer ring tightly to the case and ensure the waterproof performance of the watch.

The pit design of the bottom cover is also based on the same considerations, and is screwed to the case with specific Rolex tools. Later, the triangular pit pattern evolved into an aesthetic design element and became a signature feature of Rolex. To this day, the triangular pit pattern has become a characteristic of the brand's watches and is often used on gold watches. The Navigator uses the Ring Command system to realize the interaction between the rotating outer ring, winding crown and movement, making it easy for the wearer to select and adjust watch functions one by one easily, quickly and reliably.

Gold, beautiful and noble, fascinates people. Steel, strong and reliable. The two are harmoniously combined and skillfully combined with other characteristics.

Gold steel is the iconic feature of Rolex. It has been included in Rolex watches as early as the early 1930s and was officially registered as a trademark in 1933. This is also one of the distinctive features of the Oyster series.

Advanced technology is fully utilized in the design, development and production processes of Rolex watch straps and buckles, as well as the rigorous testing they must pass.

Like other components of the watch, the strap and buckle are also inspected by dedicated personnel to ensure that the product is beautiful and flawless. This flexible and comfortable five-link Jubilee metal strap is specially designed for the Oyster Perpetual Datejust watch launched in 1945.