Olive green and Roman numerals
On the ten photos the dial goes from bright olive in the light to a deeper green in shade. The Roman numerals are gold-tone, and two of them, VI and IX, are filled with small stones; the other hours are plain. The date at 3 is magnified by the Cyclops lens. If you prefer green numerals on a darker dial, the 126331 Wimbledon pairs them with slate grey.
Details from the photos
| Size | 41 mm |
| Case | 904L steel, yellow gold-plated bezel and crown |
| Bezel | Fluted, yellow gold-plated |
| Dial | Olive green sunburst, Roman numerals, stone-set VI and IX |
| Bracelet | Jubilee, yellow gold-plated centre links |
| Movement | Japanese or Swiss automatic |
Yellow gold plating throughout
Every photo shows yellow gold plating, so this watch is a yellow two-tone, unlike the rose two-tone model with a pink-copper dial. Photos 06 and 07 show the case side and crown, photo 09 the folding clasp, photo 10 the caseback.
Movement and case
904L steel with yellow gold plating; sapphire crystal; 30 m, so rain and hand washing are fine. Japanese: Miyota-based automatic, about 40 hours, 21,600 vph. Swiss: built to follow the 3235 type, about 70 hours, 28,800 vph. Sizing is in the Datejust size rundown; other dials are in our Datejust line-up.
Which numerals have stones on this olive dial?
Only the VI and the IX. The other Roman numerals are plain gold-tone.






















Reviews
There are no reviews yet.