Rosé dial, stone bezel
On this listing the dial reads pinker than on the pale silver baguette-bezel Day-Date in rose tone, especially in photos 02 and 03 under warm light; the markers are baguettes and the hands are rose tone. The bezel is a full ring of baguette stones. Side views (04, 05) show the case band and crown, and the caseback shot still has its protective film.
Quick specs from the photos
| Size | 40 mm |
| Case | 904L steel, rose gold plating |
| Bezel | Set with baguette-cut stones |
| Dial | Light rosé tint, baguette markers |
| Bracelet | President |
| Movement | Japanese or Swiss automatic |
Materials
The case and President bracelet are 904L steel under rose gold plating; the crystal is sapphire with an anti-reflective coating. Plating is covered in what to expect from Day-Date gold plating over time. Any watchmaker can shorten the bracelet.
Movement and a related model
Japanese: Miyota-based, about 40 hours of reserve. Swiss: follows the original caliber, about 70 hours at 28,800 vph. Water: 30 m. If you like the stone bezel but want stronger contrast, the yellow-tone Day-Date with a black dial and baguette bezel pairs it with a dark face. All other versions: all Day-Date models.
How is this different from the silver-dial rose listing?
The case, bezel and bracelet look the same; this listing shows a pinker dial tone in its gallery. If the dial colour matters, compare the photos and video of your own watch before approving it.
















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