Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust with Diamond Dial

This is a luxury wristwatch, specifically a Rolex Datejust model, appearing to be finished in an 18k yellow gold tone. The timepiece features a classic fluted bezel and a traditional Rolex 'Jubilee' five-piece link bracelet with a concealed Crownclasp. The dial is a deep black or dark blue finish, set with ten round-cut diamond hour markers in silver-toned square settings, with the iconic Rolex coronet at the 12 o'clock position. A date window is visible at 3 o'clock, magnified by the standard Cyclops lens on the crystal. The text on the dial identifies it as a 'Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified'. Physically, the watch shows signs of significant wear; there is noticeable surface scratching on the polished case lugs and the fluted bezel has lost some of its sharp edge definition. The Jubilee bracelet exhibits visible 'stretch' or sagging between the links, which is typical for aged gold components. The gold finish appears dull in several areas, suggesting a build-up of oils and dirt characteristic of regular use without recent professional cleaning. Based on the aesthetic and components, this model likely dates from the late 1980s to the early 2000s. Authenticity of internal movements and gemstone quality would require physical inspection by a certified watchmaker to verify, as the image shows some inconsistencies in the font weight of the date wheel and the alignment of the magnification lens.