The plain olive green Roman dial is the version that shows what the color actually does without any stones involved. Applied numerals in gold sit against the green and take on the bezel's tone rather than opposing it. The result is unusually cohesive for a two-tone watch, where the pieces normally read as separate elements. Rolex has discontinued the Datejust 126203, and this dial is one of the main reasons collectors still go looking for the reference.

The 36 mm case is Stainless Steel with a domed Yellow Gold bezel sitting above it. An olive green dial carries applied Roman numerals, and the date at three sits under a Cyclops lens. Baton hands cross a sunray finish that turns noticeably lighter where direct light strikes the surface. The Jubilee bracelet places Yellow Gold centers between Stainless Steel outer links, closing on a folding Oysterclasp with a comfort extension.

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