Twelve yellow-tone faces
The two rows on photo 01 are the quickest way to compare them. Greens come in two kinds, a flat green with Roman numerals and a green ombre that darkens towards the edge. Champagne, silver and black are shown with plain batons, and black and champagne also appear with baguette stones. Champagne and silver also come with Roman numerals, and mother of pearl and a white Roman dial complete the set. The rose gold-plated Day-Date 40 collection uses the same layout in pink metal.
Yellow gold-tone Day-Date 40 set
| Size | 40 mm |
| Case | 904L steel, yellow gold plating |
| Bezel | Fluted |
| Dials on photo 01 | Green Roman, green ombre, black, champagne, silver, white Roman, MOP, black and champagne with baguettes |
| Bracelet | President |
| Movement | Japanese or Swiss automatic |
Group shots and loose dials
Photos 05 and 06 show a mixed batch, including two-tone pieces, and photos 07 and 08 show dials before fitting. For a single smaller watch in this colour, the 36 mm yellow-tone Day-Date with a white baton dial has its own gallery, and what to expect from Day-Date gold plating explains how the coating wears.
Metal, glass and movement
Yellow gold plating over a 904L steel case and bracelet. Sapphire crystal, anti-reflective coating, magnified date. 30 m: rain-safe, keep it out of the pool. Japanese, a Miyota-based automatic at 21,600 vph with about 40 hours, or Swiss, built to follow the original caliber, 28,800 vph and about 70 hours. The rest of the yellow models sit in more Day-Date models.
What is the difference between the two green dials?
One is a flat sunburst green with Roman numerals, the other is a green ombre that turns almost black at the edge. Both are on the top row of photo 01. Write the one you want in the chat or in the order comment, and we confirm the version with you before shipping.


















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