rolex shantung dial | The mysterious shantung dials a.k.a. mosaic dials rolex shantung dial Continuing the trend of fabric inspired Rolex dials is the mosaic dial, which is also known to many passionate collectors as the “Shantung” dial.
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Rolex's shantung dials have silk threads painstakingly woven horizontally. They were apparently only made for Asian markets, and span roughly 1968-1978 (2.3-5.5 mil serial .Shantung (named after the Chinese province, now spelled "Shandong," where the technique was invented) is a woven silk fabric with an interesting texture. Rolex's shantung dials have silk . Continuing the trend of fabric inspired Rolex dials is the mosaic dial, which is also known to many passionate collectors as the “Shantung” dial.
Rolex's shantung dials have silk threads painstakingly woven horizontally. They were apparently only made for Asian markets, and span roughly 1968-1978 (2.3-5.5 mil serial range). I've also read that Rolex Japan made them. Shantung (named after the Chinese province, now spelled "Shandong," where the technique was invented) is a woven silk fabric with an interesting texture. Rolex's shantung dials have silk threads painstakingly woven horizontally. Continuing the trend of fabric inspired Rolex dials is the mosaic dial, which is also known to many passionate collectors as the “Shantung” dial.
I’ve owned 36mm watches that wear smaller than this Rolex 1501 and I’ve never felt insecure about this watch on my 7 inch wrist. Overall, it’s a very comfortable wear. One of the reason’s I purchased this watch was for the Shantung dial (often referred to as Mosaic). Mosaic dials, a.k.a. "shantung" dials, have an interesting textured appearance. I've heard that the dials use actual woven silk, but I haven't been able to confirm that. Here's my thread on shantung/mosaic dials.
However, this particular blue “Mosaic” or “Shantung” dial is likely my “forever Datejust.” My dial has aged remarkably over the years now resembling vintage denim, but with a glossy texture and metallic hues. Mosaic dials and Confetti dials are among my favorite dials ever made by Rolex.This Rolex Ref. 1603 from 1969 is a remarkable example of vintage luxury. Crafted from stainless steel, both the case and bracelet are in excellent condition, giving the watch a timeless appeal. What truly sets this WRISTCLASSIC apart is its rare and exceptional SHANTUNG dial. 1970-ish Rolex Date (1500). Shantung is a silk fabric woven to create an interesting texture. Rumor has it that for the Japanese market in the 70's, these were crafted by weaving silk threads over the dial.
[Rolex] A look at shantung dials, a.k.a. mosaic dials: silk
The dial is a 'pie-pan' style, meaning that the exterior is slightly lower. It is a particularly nice detail as it spotlights the raised hour markers. Throughout the mosaic dial, hints of orange and brown have developed in a unique pattern. The case is very sharp and remains unpolished.This lovely ref. 1600 Datejust features a Shantung dial with a purplish blue hue. The watch dates back to 1970 and features a 36mm stainless steel, matching steel domed bezel, and a stainless steel Oyster bracelet. Rolex's shantung dials have silk threads painstakingly woven horizontally. They were apparently only made for Asian markets, and span roughly 1968-1978 (2.3-5.5 mil serial range). I've also read that Rolex Japan made them. Shantung (named after the Chinese province, now spelled "Shandong," where the technique was invented) is a woven silk fabric with an interesting texture. Rolex's shantung dials have silk threads painstakingly woven horizontally.
Continuing the trend of fabric inspired Rolex dials is the mosaic dial, which is also known to many passionate collectors as the “Shantung” dial. I’ve owned 36mm watches that wear smaller than this Rolex 1501 and I’ve never felt insecure about this watch on my 7 inch wrist. Overall, it’s a very comfortable wear. One of the reason’s I purchased this watch was for the Shantung dial (often referred to as Mosaic).
Mosaic dials, a.k.a. "shantung" dials, have an interesting textured appearance. I've heard that the dials use actual woven silk, but I haven't been able to confirm that. Here's my thread on shantung/mosaic dials.
However, this particular blue “Mosaic” or “Shantung” dial is likely my “forever Datejust.” My dial has aged remarkably over the years now resembling vintage denim, but with a glossy texture and metallic hues. Mosaic dials and Confetti dials are among my favorite dials ever made by Rolex.This Rolex Ref. 1603 from 1969 is a remarkable example of vintage luxury. Crafted from stainless steel, both the case and bracelet are in excellent condition, giving the watch a timeless appeal. What truly sets this WRISTCLASSIC apart is its rare and exceptional SHANTUNG dial. 1970-ish Rolex Date (1500). Shantung is a silk fabric woven to create an interesting texture. Rumor has it that for the Japanese market in the 70's, these were crafted by weaving silk threads over the dial.
The dial is a 'pie-pan' style, meaning that the exterior is slightly lower. It is a particularly nice detail as it spotlights the raised hour markers. Throughout the mosaic dial, hints of orange and brown have developed in a unique pattern. The case is very sharp and remains unpolished.
The mysterious shantung dials a.k.a. mosaic dials
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