On the Oyster bracelet the silver diamond dial becomes about as discreet as a set dial could reasonably get. The gold narrows to a center strip, the silver stays cool, and only the two stone-set numerals give anything away. It is the version to have if the point of the watch is knowing rather than showing. Rolex offered it alongside the Jubilee version, and rather fewer buyers ended up taking this particular route to the same dial.

A domed Yellow Gold bezel caps a Stainless Steel case that measures 36 mm across the middle. The silver dial carries gold Roman numerals, with the six and the nine set with diamonds. A Cyclops lens magnifies the date at three and baton hands run over the sunray ground beneath. Three-piece solid links make the Oyster bracelet, Yellow Gold down the center, closing on a folding Oysterclasp with a comfort extension.