The Oyster bracelet cuts that pink run short, and the rose-colored 126231 becomes a two-part watch instead of one. Everything above the case stays warm, while the bracelet drops most of the way back to plain steel. That gives the dial and the diamonds a considerably harder edge to work against than the Jubilee version ever manages to provide. It is the rarer of the two builds and easily the more deliberate choice of the two on offer.

A fluted Everose Gold bezel caps a Stainless Steel case measuring 36 mm across the middle. The rose-colored dial holds gold Roman numerals, and diamonds sit in the six and the nine. A Cyclops lens magnifies the date at three, and baton hands cross the dial beneath it. Three-piece solid links build the Oyster bracelet with Everose Gold at the center, closing on a folding Oysterclasp with a comfort extension.