Ten dials on a rose gold tone
Reading the top row of photo 01 from the left: olive green, sundust, white and chocolate, all four with Roman numerals. The second row adds sundust, mother of pearl, black and chocolate dials with baguette stones, a black ombre Roman dial and a plain chocolate one. If a cooler metal suits you better, the Day-Date 40 in a platinum tone has its own row of dials.
Rose gold-tone Day-Date 40 set
| Size | 40 mm |
| Case | 904L steel, rose gold plating |
| Bezel | Fluted |
| Dials on photo 01 | Olive Roman, sundust, white Roman, chocolate, sundust/MOP/black/chocolate with baguette stones, black ombre Roman |
| Bracelet | President |
| Movement | Japanese or Swiss automatic |
Matching dial to rose gold
Brown and pink dials blend with the metal and look calm; black, white and olive stand out against it. Photos 02 and 04 are close-ups of a yellow-tone watch, so judge the rose colour from photos 01 and 03 only. The yellow-plated versions are grouped in the yellow gold-tone Day-Date 40 set, and our Day-Date plating test explains the coating.
Build and the two movements
Under the rose plating sits a 904L steel case. Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating and a lens over the date; 30 m covers rain and handwashing, nothing deeper. Choose Japanese (Miyota-based automatic, 21,600 vph, around 40 hours) or Swiss (built to follow the original caliber, 28,800 vph, around 70 hours). More versions are in other Day-Date references.
Why do two photos show a yellow watch?
Photos 02 and 04 are close-ups of a yellow-tone Day-Date used to show the case and bracelet shape. The rose versions in this listing are the ten on photos 01 and 03. Name your dial in the chat or in the order comment; we confirm the version with you before shipping.










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