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Wait… a REAL coral dial?!

I honestly thought this configuration didn’t exist.

I’ve seen plenty of Rolex dials described as “coral” over the years — but many are actually coral-colored or made from other types of stone.

This one is different.

Genuine coral. Diamond hour markers. And a configuration I have never seen before.

The combination is simply spectacular.

Some watches are rare because they are old.

Some are rare because they are complicated.

And some are rare simply because you almost never see them.

This is one of those watches.

A closer look at the Rolex Day-Date 18238.

One of those dials that simply has to be seen up close.

Natural coral, a distinctive geometric “pagoda” pattern, and diamond-set hour markers — every detail makes this Day-Date something truly special.

No two natural coral dials are ever exactly alike.

SOLD.

Another beautiful piece from the collection, now with its new owner.

1996. Middle East. Rolex Datejust 16233.

A rare textured dial, raised gold Arabic numerals,
and an original Rolex guarantee dated 29 OCT 1996.

36mm of pure 1990s Rolex character.

Some watches are simply old.
Some still carry their history.

This one does.

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Rolex Day-Date 18238 with a stunning natural coral dial, featuring its distinctive geometric “pagoda” pattern and diamond-set hour markers.

Every dial tells a different story.
No two pieces of natural coral are ever truly the same.

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Ref.18038 ”Emerald Baguette“ String dial, this is a super unusualenjoy

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