Season 8 of The Voice will be seeing Nick Jonas as the mentor of Team Christina Aguilera. This past week, Nick Jonas was spotted on the set wearing his Rolex Datejust II.
Nick Jonas wearing his Rolex Datejust II on the set of The Voice. The Rolex Datejust II is from the Rolex Oyster Collection, and the Rolex watch strap is a Rolex Oyster bracelet.
Rubber B investigators found Nick Jonas wearing his Rolex Datejust II on the set of The Voice. The multitalented heartthrob of teenage girls across the globe has excellent taste with a stunning, yet subdued Rolex timepiece on his wrist.
Nick Jonas is not only a world-renowned singer and songwriter, but he has also appeared in several acting stints for the Disney channel. He was thrust onto the stage as a pop/R&B singer of the Jonas Brothers band which also presents his brothers Kevin, Joe, and Frankie Jonas.
Nicholas Jonas has excellent skills as not just a singer. He plays guitar, bass, piano, and keyboard and has been seen on the drums as well. He has performed on both the Walt Disney and Columbia labels as well as others. He has performed with Demi Lovato and also his own band Nick Jonas and the Administration.
He appeared in the highly popular movie Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle. He has also done several musical movies including Camp Rock 2 The Final Jam. Although he split from his brothers’ band back in 2013, he has continued to perform and recently joined his brothers for a reunion tour and a new studio album entitled Spaceman.
His wife, Indian actress, Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas appeared at the 93rd Academy Awards together, and Jonas will be hosting the 2021 Billboard Music Awards. Nick Jonas was recognized back in 2014 as one of the Sexiest Men Alive.
Nick Jonas Wearing His Rolex Datejust II
When we found Nick Jonas Wearing his Rolex Datejust II, we wanted to dig into this famous timepiece that the superstar wanted to show off to the Voice crowd.
The Datejust II has a long tradition as one of the great classics yet modern watches. The Oyster case on which the Datejust is built was invented in 1926. The waterproofness was tested in dramatic fashion with Mercedes Gleitze when she swam the English Channel wearing the Rolex Oyster around her neck for 10 hours in the nearly freezing conditions. The Rolex Oyster case not only kept perfect time, but it proved that the waterproofness of the case has firmly established Rolex as a leader in the new wave of horological accomplishment.
Launched in 2009, the Datejust II presents all the advantages of the Datejust in a more majestic format, along
with technical innovations. The twin lock winding crown developed in 1953 protects the Datejust in 330 feet of water. The cyclops lens gives the Datejust great visibility of the date aperture at the 3 o’clock position.
The Datejust II is powered by an automatic 3136. It is a certified Swiss chronometer, a designation reserved for
high-precision watches that have successfully passed the Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute (COSC) tests. The 3136 features a Parachrom hairspring and high-performance Paraflex shock absorbers developed by Rolex, offering greater resistance to shocks and to extreme conditions.
As if not to leave any aspect of this timepiece to chance, Rolex developed the Oyster bracelet in the late 1930s. Made from precise 3 piece interlocking metal joints, the Oyster has become just as widely recognized, duplicated, and utilized on various Rolex timepieces as it has been imitated by others outside the Rolex family. Rolex has made continuous improvements to the Oyster over the years, ensuring that this bracelet will live as long as the Datejust will for generations to come.
Although Nick Jonas seems to be wearing this Rolex Datejust II it is highly likely that he chose this timepiece for its reliability, stunning beauty, and understated elegance. Jonas is known to be a class act all around and not flashy or outrageous. The Rolex Datejust provides him the exceptional features and power that only a Rolex tool can provide.
It sports the new-generation movement developed in-house at Rolex. The caliber 3235 offers superior precision, durability and reliability. The power reserve is a strongly enhanced 70 hours. Water resistance remains at 330 feet, protected by the screw-down twin lock double waterproofness system. The blue Parachrom hairspring and Paraflex shock absorbers provide this new timepiece with anti-magnetic properties, and shock resistance.
Rubber B has developed 5 exquisite bands for the Classic Rolex Datejust II – 41 mm. The pre-2016 version Rolex Datejust II case (41mm) and also model ref. 116334, are supported with Rubber B’s patented “Blocked Integration” engineering which incorporates solid inserts for a flawless, motionless flush mount to the watch case. The strap also supports the deployant buckle for the original Oyster bracelet version that came with the timepiece. NOTE: The Jubilee clasp is not compatible with this strap. To see the selection of various color options click here.
For the New Datejust 41mm released in 2016, Rubber B has launched a new lineup of designer bands that support the models 126334, 126331, 126333, 126300, 126303, and 126301. With 4 beautiful color options and support for both Oyster and Jubilee bands, Rubber B has full support for the new Datejust timepiece. Each band is fitted with a 316L steel tang buckle and features the “Blocked Integration” fit. Click here to view the full selection of bands for the new Datejust 41mm.
Just like all Rubber B products, these bands are made with 100% vulcanized rubber, containing no coatings, blends, or bondings. This ensures Rubber B bands will retain their designer look and feel Each band is made in Switzerland – the horological capital of the world.
