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Rolex Just Dropped a Surprise New Watch—and It’s Unlike Any Rolex You Know
- Rolex unveiled the Perpetual Padellone in Milan as a new model separate from its Submariner, GMT-Master, and Daytona lines.
- The 39mm watch is inspired by Rolex reference 8171, a late-1940s triple-calendar moonphase watch nicknamed “Padellone,” meaning “large frying pan” in Italian.
- Its calendar displays the day, date, month, and moon phase, and requires correction only once a year.
- Prices start at $59,000 for the Everose-gold model on leather; platinum costs $66,200, and the Settimo-bracelet version costs $72,800.
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ROLEX has introduced the new Perpetual Padellone model.
·Zagreb, Croatia
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Sophisticated design, advanced technology and a harmonious balance between innovation and the timeless tradition of Rolex.
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With the "Padellone", Rolex has given a watch classic a fresh update. But that doesn't work out well for all fans.
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reader.grSophisticated design, advanced technology and a harmonious balance between innovation and the timeless tradition of Rolex.
Its original model is more than 70 years old, but, from a technical point of view, it is the most modern.
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