Rolex Datejust Ref. 6917 from 1979
An amazing example from 1979. This ladies’ Datejust is in stunning condition, featuring a white matte Buckley dial, an unpolished case, and a solid gold riveted bracelet. When I first saw it, I thought, wow, this is such a great example—I wish it were in the classic 36mm size. Then I thought about it again: this one deserves to be worn and appreciated by a savvy lady collector. For a late-1970s solid gold Rolex Datejust, it really doesn’t get much better.
Condition & Specifications:
The 26mm 18K yellow gold case is stunning, remaining unpolished and showing very minor wear, with no deep scratches or significant marks. The Oyster riveted bracelet is tight and retains 13 links, with a matching 1979 clasp code. The white matte dial is in great condition, showing no visible wear or staining on the surface. The gold hands are also in great condition, while the seconds hand shows minor oxidation. The watch is running accurately, although its service history is unknown. A 48-hour inspection period is provided upon receipt.
Notes:
This is a superb example. Having a smaller wrist myself, I would happily wear it—it simply has the look. And if you’re considering a special gift for someone, look no further. It’s beautiful, exceptionally well preserved, and has the substantial feel that only a solid gold Rolex delivers.
An amazing example from 1979. This ladies’ Datejust is in stunning condition, featuring a white matte Buckley dial, an unpolished case, and a solid gold riveted bracelet. When I first saw it, I thought, wow, this is such a great example—I wish it were in the classic 36mm size. Then I thought about it again: this one deserves to be worn and appreciated by a savvy lady collector. For a late-1970s solid gold Rolex Datejust, it really doesn’t get much better.
Condition & Specifications:
The 26mm 18K yellow gold case is stunning, remaining unpolished and showing very minor wear, with no deep scratches or significant marks. The Oyster riveted bracelet is tight and retains 13 links, with a matching 1979 clasp code. The white matte dial is in great condition, showing no visible wear or staining on the surface. The gold hands are also in great condition, while the seconds hand shows minor oxidation. The watch is running accurately, although its service history is unknown. A 48-hour inspection period is provided upon receipt.
Notes:
This is a superb example. Having a smaller wrist myself, I would happily wear it—it simply has the look. And if you’re considering a special gift for someone, look no further. It’s beautiful, exceptionally well preserved, and has the substantial feel that only a solid gold Rolex delivers.