The DateJust Royal Black is made from 18ct white gold and comes with either baguette sapphires or baguette diamonds in the bezel. Other Rolex ladies watches include the Perpetual Collection which is available in either steel or in steel and white gold. The 31 mm is another signature Rolex ladies watch that comes in steel, or a combination of steel and white and steel and yellow gold. There is also the Lady-Date just, the Air-King, the Day-Date and other exceptional collections and lines of Rolex watches for women The Rolex company is known for its self-winding Oyster movement which is highly reliable and provides quality and long term performance. All Rolex watches feature a date calendar and are water resistant. Rolex has been an innovative line of luxury and award winning performance. Rolex watches are crafted with special attention, keeping in mind the needs of the person wearing the watch. Wearing a Rolex ladies watch adds class and sophistication to a woman's fashion style. There are watches that are elegant and sleek while others are more dazzling and glamorous. Any woman can make a fine statement about herself by wearing a Rolex wrist watch in any of the collections available with Rolex. A woman seeking luxury and high end accessories will find her perfect match by searching the promising collections of Rolex ladies watches.Article by Malcolm Cooper, owner and operator of and the UK's largest collections of men's watches and ladies watches for sale online. There are many reasons why people buy Rolex watches; it is usually because the Rolex watch is a thing of beauty, a luxurious status symbol, a wise financial investment, or all of the above. But for all the possible reasons why you may want to buy a Rolex, there is one reason that you may not really consider - you can use your Rolex to prove your identity.
In 1996, a Rolex Oyster Perpetual Chronometer was the centerpiece of an elaborate murder case that happened in the United Kingdom. The body of a man was caught by a fishing crew off the coast of Devon at that time. The face of the man was already in an advanced state of decomposition, and the fingerprints and DNA of the remains could not be found in police or Interpol databases. The only identifying marks that he had were a tattoo of a maple leaf on the back of his hand and the Rolex watch around his wrist. All the traditional methods used in forensic science for identifying 116520remains were exhausted before a member of the investigating team pointed out at the victim's Rolex. It was suggested that the team should get in touch with the watch manufacturer itself because Rolex may have a record of the watch found on the victim.
