Rolex is Not Just Steel Bracelets: There is Also the Cellini

　　The impression Rolex leaves on many watch enthusiasts is one of robustness and durability, largely because most models feature steel bracelets, with leather straps being less common. However, this also has a downside: they are less suited for formal wear, as steel bracelets lean towards a sporty aesthetic and lack that touch of refinement. Yet, Rolex does offer leather strap watches, known as theRolex Cellini series, which truly defines what a dress watch should be.

　　Many may not be familiar with the Cellini. The Rolex Cellini series was created as a tribute to Benvenuto Cellini, the sculptor and goldsmith to popes and kings during the Renaissance, with Rolex specially crafting and engraving the master's name on this watch collection.

　　The Cellini is an outlier within Rolex, being the least typicalRolex watchesRolex watch. Its simplicity, elegance, and nobility leave those who dismiss Rolex as a brand for the nouveau riche with no grounds for criticism. The Cellini is a Rolex highly suited for Asian wrists; although its water resistance is modest and it is manual-winding, its thin case, small diameter, and elegant, understated style make it extremely comfortable to wear.

　　The Rolex Cellini series watches are all crafted from precious metals, featuring a monobloc case finished with delicate craftsmanship. Both the bezel and the crown feature the classic fluted design, which is not only aesthetically pleasing but also convenient when adjusting the time. The classic Rolex crown logo is engraved on the watch's winding crown.