Rolex Datejust Two-Tone Ladies' Wristwatch

The item is a Rolex Datejust wristwatch, likely a ladies' model given its apparent size. It features a classic two-tone design, characteristic of the 'Rolesor' style, combining stainless steel for the case and outer links of the bracelet, with yellow gold accents on the fluted bezel, crown, and the center links of the Jubilee-style bracelet. The dial is champagne or gold in color, with applied gold stick hour markers and a gold Rolex coronet at 12 o'clock. A cyclops lens magnifies the date window, which displays '19'. The hands are sword-shaped, also in gold. The watch shows signs of wear consistent with age and use, including potential scratches on the case and bracelet, and a visible patina or minor discoloration on the dial, particularly around the center. The fluting on the bezel appears crisp but may show light wear. The bracelet links seem to have some stretch, which is common for vintage Jubilee bracelets. The overall condition suggests it is well-preserved for its age but not pristine. The craftsmanship is evident in the intricate details of the fluted bezel and the multi-link bracelet. Based on visual cues like the dial text, case style, and bracelet type, it likely dates from the mid to late 20th century, possibly 1970s or 1980s. There are no clear visible maker's marks beyond the 'ROLEX' branding on the dial, which is standard. The watch retains its overall classic aesthetic and appears to be in original, unrestored condition.