32 St
James’s Square, London provided the perfect venue for some of Rudells
VIP Rolex clients to view the latest models launched at the Basle Fair
earlier this year. Rudells guests were some of the first to see the
latest introductions and line extensions before they reach the Rolex
network in the UK.
There were many beautiful and elegant timepieces on display and Rudells clients were eager to try on these creations. One of the highlights was a Ladies Rolex Pearl master in Rose gold which featured a diamond studded bracelet and a bezel set with the most vibrant pink sapphires. For the gentleman, the Rolex Cellini collection was very well admired as was the Platinum Cosmograph Daytona with a pave diamond set dial and baguette cut diamond bezel.
The private viewing was then followed by lunch which was served in the luxurious dining room in this exquisite 17th Century, Grade II listed building which has previously been the home of some famous (and infamous) characters of the past. During lunch the collection made another appearance and Rudells guests were free to dine and pay closer attention to the quality and craftsmanship of the world’s most recognisable Swiss manufacturer.
As the event came to a close and the clients were transported back to the West Midlands, everyone agreed that the day had been simply wonderful!
Rudells MD, Jon Weston, thanked the clients for attending and agreed that the whole day had elevated Rolex even further as one of the most important brands with the Rudells portfolio.
There were many beautiful and elegant timepieces on display and Rudells clients were eager to try on these creations. One of the highlights was a Ladies Rolex Pearl master in Rose gold which featured a diamond studded bracelet and a bezel set with the most vibrant pink sapphires. For the gentleman, the Rolex Cellini collection was very well admired as was the Platinum Cosmograph Daytona with a pave diamond set dial and baguette cut diamond bezel.
The private viewing was then followed by lunch which was served in the luxurious dining room in this exquisite 17th Century, Grade II listed building which has previously been the home of some famous (and infamous) characters of the past. During lunch the collection made another appearance and Rudells guests were free to dine and pay closer attention to the quality and craftsmanship of the world’s most recognisable Swiss manufacturer.
As the event came to a close and the clients were transported back to the West Midlands, everyone agreed that the day had been simply wonderful!
Rudells MD, Jon Weston, thanked the clients for attending and agreed that the whole day had elevated Rolex even further as one of the most important brands with the Rudells portfolio.
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