Rolex Cellini King Midas, It became famous because Elvis Presley wore it.

The case features an asymmetrical pentagonal design, also crafted by the master of Zenith.

Inspired by the contour of the ancient Greek Parthenon, the watch crown is positioned facing upward when placed in this orientation,

The watch case's pointed angles resemble the triangular pediment of a temple, also known as the "King's Watch," named after King Midas from mythology who could turn objects into gold.

The minimalist dial features only a 12 o'clock crown logo and three rectangular hour markers at the 3, 6, and 9 positions. It houses a manual mechanical movement, crafted from 18K gold with a case size of 28*28 millimeters and a pin buckle.