Arguably one of the most quintessential references of Rolex’s offering since its development, the Datejust remains as an iconic, influential and elegant series - the first Rolex with an automatic date function. The Datejust has screened numerous appearances in movies and sports perhaps due to its proportion, quality and price.

Over the years Rolex has undoubtedly become a synonymous partner with the most competitive and elite sporting events ie. Grand Slam of Show Jumping, Australia Open, Formula 1 and encouraged the legacy of the most challenging and daring players to date. Wimbledon is no exception with its partnership since 1978, where the dial is a direct derivative of Roger Federer and his matches which the watch has been on stage. 

The radiant blue dial can easily be paired with its fluted bezel and oyster bracelet, a rubber strap or even a casual leather strap to match its occasion. Overall, a timeless piece with simplicity, symmetry and sportiveness - a daily wearer not to be missed for sure. In my opinion this variation adds a slight layer of contrast to the overall appeal as a dress-sports combination piece for both formal and casual events with outstanding wrist presence whilst being a crowd favourite.