Somehow, the watch still works.
, one of the watchmaker’s most iconic timepieces. Created in 1945, the Datejust was the first self-winding waterproof chronometer wristwatch to feature the date in a window at 3 o’clock on the dial. Its classic look—including an 18-karat gold fluted bezel, Cyclops lens over the date and five-piece link Jubilee bracelet—have defined it for decades, although certain aspects can be customized.
Blanco’s watch seems to be a fully yellow-gold model, with the bezel, dial and bracelet all appearing in the same colorway. The dial appears to be set with diamonds at the hour marks, and the watch may have a three-link President bracelet instead of the standard Jubilee version. If Blanco’s timepiece is a 31mm, it would include a Calibre 2236 self-winding mechanical movement, while a 36mm or 41mm Datejust would have a Calibre 3235 movement.
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