Since its creation at the end of the 1930s, this particularly robust and comfortable bracelet has become the signature feature of Rolex watches. Today it is worn with the company\u2019s famous tool watches, including the\u00a0Submariner\u00a0and\u00a0Sky-Dweller, as well as quintessential dress watches such as the Datejust.<\/p>\n

The bracelets are made from Oystersteel, an alloy patented by Rolex and designed to withstand the rigours of everyday life. They also feature the Oysterlock folding safety clasp, preventing accidental opening and a comfort extension link \u2013 the Easylink \u2013 developed by Rolex to allow wrist adjustments of up to 5 mm.<\/p>\n

The colour of the steel used to make an Oyster bracelet is achieved using a technique called \u2018sunray finishing\u2019, where light is diffused consistently over all the links, for a subtle luminosity that perfectly complements the case. The same applies to the dials, whose colour is achieved through Physical Vapour Deposition (PVD) and electroplating. These processes are performed in controlled environments to ensure optimum quality.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Rolex Blue Oyster Perpetual 2020 Reference 124300 A popular addition to the OP collection,\u00a0this Tiffany blue dial Rolex\u00a0is available in various case sizes. This 2020 reference 124300 is the largest OP that Rolex offers in this color. It is hard to find at the retail level and comes with a lot of features that make … <\/p>\n