Rolex · Family: Cellini
The Rolex Cellini Time ref. 50509 is a 39mm dress watch in 18k white gold, the three-hand model with which Rolex fully relaunched the Cellini collection in 2014, formally separating it from the sport-oriented Oyster catalog. It runs the automatic Caliber 3132 with 48 hours of power reserve. Cazador has no verified price observations yet for this reference. Its stand-out detail: the double-level bezel, with a fluted lower tier and a domed upper ring, combines Rolex's two most recognizable bezel languages into a single piece.
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Rolex unveiled a fully overhauled Cellini collection at Baselworld 2014, leaving behind the scattered range of dress models the brand had produced under that name since the 1960s. The new generation was standardized around a 39mm precious-metal case, a double-level bezel with a fluted lower tier and domed upper ring, a flared winding crown and an alligator leather strap, formally splitting the Cellini catalog from the sport-oriented Oyster line in both design and movement.
Reference 50509 is the Cellini Time model, the simplest three-hand execution within that 2014 generation, which launched alongside the Cellini Date (with a date window) and Cellini Dual Time (with a second time zone and day/night indicator) variants. In 18k white gold, with a black dial featuring baton indexes and Roman numerals, the 50509 follows the classic, restrained vocabulary shared across the whole collection.
Under the dial beats Caliber 3132, an automatic manufacture movement with a Parachrom hairspring — resistant to temperature variations and magnetic fields — and Paraflex shock absorbers, delivering 48 hours of power reserve and carrying the Superlative Chronometer certification Rolex applies after the movement is cased, on top of standard COSC requirements.
This is the thirtieth Rolex reference Cazador adds, and the first from the Cellini family, extending the brand's catalog beyond its sport-oriented Oyster lines (Submariner, GMT-Master II, Daytona, Datejust, Explorer, Sea-Dweller, Sky-Dweller, Yacht-Master, Milgauss, Air-King, Land-Dweller and 1908, among others) into its classic dress-watch proposition.
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In 2014, as part of the full relaunch of the Cellini collection Rolex presented at Baselworld that year, with a standardized 39mm case and a dress-watch design formally split off from the sport-oriented Oyster catalog.
The Cellini Time is the complication-free three-hand execution, while the Cellini Date adds a date window. Both share the same 39mm gold case and the double-level bezel characteristic of the collection relaunched in 2014.
48 hours, with a Parachrom hairspring resistant to magnetic fields and temperature variations, and Paraflex shock absorbers, certified as a Superlative Chronometer by Rolex after casing.
It reaches 50 meters of water resistance, a figure consistent with its role as a dress watch rather than a sports or dive tool.
It's a double-level bezel: a fluted lower section, reminiscent of the Datejust's fluted bezel, and a domed upper ring, combining two of Rolex's most recognizable bezel languages into a single piece.
An alligator leather strap with a buckle, in line with the rest of the Cellini collection relaunched in 2014, built for dress wear rather than sport use.