Coloured numerals
The photos show a two-tone case and numerals in several colours, set around a gold-tone stone dial. Hands are gold-tone with luminous fill (photo 09). Its closest relative, the 126300 with black numerals and a round-stone bezel, uses the same bezel.
126300 at a glance
| Base reference | 126300 |
| Size | 41 mm |
| Case | 904L steel, yellow gold-plated parts, stone-set |
| Bezel | Round stones |
| Dial | Gold-tone pavé, multicoloured Eastern Arabic numerals |
| Bracelet | Five-row, yellow gold-plated centre links, stone-set |
| Movement | Japanese or Swiss automatic |
Case and bracelet
The bezel uses small round stones, not baguettes. Case sides and lugs are stone-set (photos 05 and 06), the caseback plain steel (photo 07). The folding clasp on photo 08 is steel. For a steel model with plain baton markers, see the steel iced 126300 with baton markers.
Movement
Japanese: a Miyota-based automatic, about 40 hours, 21,600 vph. Swiss: built to follow the 3235 type, about 70 hours, 28,800 vph, hacking seconds. 904L steel with yellow gold plating, sapphire crystal, 30 m (rain, not the pool). For Datejust models in one place see the category, and for size, our 36 mm vs 41 mm Datejust comparison.
What colours are the numerals?
On our photos they are green, red, blue and black, a different colour from hour to hour.




















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