This would be the signature detail of the watch, but it might not have happened if Eisenhower had said no. Although Guisan and Churchill received watches on a strap, Rolex further suggested providing Eisenhower with a matching gold bracelet. 4467 with a silver dial and red date wheel. Rolex suggested providing Eisenhower with a Rolex Datejust “bubbleback” Ref. The company did not celebrate or use these gifts in marketing, and in fact kept the details secret for many decades. This followed the company's 1944 presentation of a Oyster Perpetual chronometer to Swiss general Henri Guisan (celebrating 50,000 watches produced) and 1948 presentation of a pink gold Datejust to Winston Churchill. 6611 watch, their 150,000th certified chronometer.
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