What is the difference between 1803 and 18038?

The 1803 and 18038 are both Rolex references. Price differences usually reflect variations in case material, size, movement, or market availability. Check individual price guides for detailed specifications.

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Name: Rolex Rolex Day-Date 1803
Brand: Rolex
SKU: 1803

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Rolex Day-Date 1803

1803 · 36mm · 1959

WEAK DEMANDCurrent Production

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Specifications

Case Size36mm

Case MaterialYellow Gold

DialSilver

Movement1556

Water Resistance50m

CrystalPlexi

ComplicationsHours, Minutes, Seconds, Date, Day, Chronometer

Production1959–present

About the Rolex 1803

Third generation Rolex Day-Date. Wide variety of references, dials and bracelets available throughout its 20 year run. Pictured in yellow gold with silver dial on President bracelet - perhaps the most archetypal configuration.

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How much is a Rolex 1803 worth?+

Pricing data for the Rolex 1803 is being collected. As dealers list and sell this reference through WatchOS auctions, verified pricing intelligence will appear on this page.

Is the Rolex 1803 still in production?+

Yes, the Rolex 1803 has been in production since 1959 and is still part of the current Rolex catalogue.

What movement does the Rolex 1803 use?+

The Rolex 1803 is powered by a 1556 movement, featuring Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Date, Day, Chronometer.

What are the specs of the Rolex 1803?+

The Rolex 1803 features a 36mm Yellow Gold case, Silver dial, 50m water resistance, Plexi crystal.

Rolex 1803 vs 18038 — what is the difference?+

The 1803 and 18038 (Rolex Day-Date 18038) are both Rolex references. Differences typically include case material, dial colour, movement generation, or production years. Check each reference page for detailed specifications and current market prices.

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Pricing intelligence for the Rolex Day-Date 1803 will appear here as dealers run auctions through WatchOS.