Rolex sets diamonds into a single Roman numeral rather than the whole dial on this version, so the decoration is concentrated at six o'clock and nowhere else. It is a restrained way to gem-set a Datejust and one the house has used across dial colors for years. On pink the effect is quieter than on white or black, where the contrast is sharper. Buyers who want stones without a fully paved dial usually arrive at exactly this.

A 31 mm case in stainless steel and white gold with a fluted white gold bezel, on the Oyster bracelet with an Oysterclasp and comfort extension link. The pink dial carries applied Roman numerals, with the six rendered large and set with brilliant-cut diamonds. The remaining numerals stay plain white gold. The date sits at three under the Cyclops, and the stones catch light only at the bottom of the dial.

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