Rolex Datejust with a Green Dial and Diamond Bezel

A green dial gives this archived Rolex Datejust its main point of contrast. Roman numerals, a gem set bezel and a two tone Jubilee bracelet complete the look, making it more decorative than a simple dial and smooth bezel combination.

The Green Dial

The photographs show the green changing with reflections as the watch is tilted. The date appears at three o’clock beneath the magnifying lens. Look at the printing and markers in clear, direct photographs as well as in a styled image.

Bezel and Bracelet

The bezel creates a bright border around the face, while the bracelet alternates lighter and warmer metal tones. Its five piece link arrangement is the recognizable Jubilee style. The exact metal specification should still be confirmed from the reference and item documentation.

The original article described the bezel stones as diamonds. These photographs do not establish their grades or prove that the dial and gemstone setting were supplied in this configuration by Rolex. Ask about originality, later changes and any supporting records.

Check More Than Appearance

Confirm the case size, movement and service history for the actual watch. Inspect the bracelet and clasp, check the fit, and ask how the date and time setting functions have been assessed. Do not transfer specifications from another Datejust reference simply because it looks similar.

The Rolex Datejust history provides model family background. The individual watch’s condition and documentation remain essential when comparing preowned examples. This archived photograph set is not a current availability or water resistance guarantee.

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