Rolex Presidential Day-Date Movements Ultimate Guide | Inside Watches Bob's Watches

Join Emily for this Installment of Inside Watches, where she will discuss how to tell which movement is inside your Rolex President. Shop pre-owned Rolex: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex/ NAVIGATE THIS VIDEO 00:00 INTRO 00:09 Which movement is inside your Rolex Presidential Day-Date? 00:55 Vintage Rolex Day-Dates 01:24 Single Quickset 01:52 Double Quickset 02:47 Differences between references 18038 & 18238 03:18 Outro Ready to buy a Rolex Presidential Day-Date? Visit us at Bob’s Watches, home of the world’s largest selection of certified pre-owned Rolex Day-Date watches. Shop the collection now: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-day-date-1.html Our host Emily will share some of the industry's best-kept watch collecting secrets and tips to help you build a more valuable luxury watch collection. Don’t miss out on future videos! Like this video and tap the subscribe button to receive notifications for future episodes of Inside Watches. THE ROLEX PRESIDENT You’ve heard of the famous Rolex Presidential Day-Date, but how can you tell which movement is inside the case? It’s actually quite easy if you know what to look for. Rolex released the Day-Date in 1956, equipping it with two apertures on the dial: the date at 3 o’clock and the day spelled out in full at 12 o’clock. You can tell which movement powers the watch by how you set these features and if the watch has a Single Quickset, Double Quickset, or neither. Quickset is an innovative feature developed by Ro