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Height 5' 7 (170cm)

Asymmetric draped overlay for added movement and dimension

This stunning halter maxi dress in a gorgeous dusty blue hue exudes elegance and sophistication

WWI in 1914 led to the rebranding of Wilsdorf & Davis as Rolex in 1915. The British government imposed a 33.3% tax on luxury goods, forcing Rolex to relocate to Bienne. Despite the war, the wristwatch proved its utility, as it was used by soldiers during combat and in the field. Rolex produced trench watches, using Aegler's small movements for wearability. By the end of the war, wristwatches became a utilitarian accessory for men. In the years between the wars, Rolex asserted its independence, partnering with Carl F. Bucherer to resist the Federation of Swiss Watch Manufacturers. In 1926, Rolex introduced the Oyster case, making wristwatches waterproof, dustproof, and robust. Wilsdorf capitalized on this innovation by installing Rolex Ambassadors, or 'Testimonies', with celebrities as a marketing masterstroke

Crafted with a halter and cowl neckline, subtle ribbed texture throughout, and a dramatic open back structure, this maxi dress transitions effortlessly from elevated evening events to chic resort dinners instantly