On the flat Oyster bracelet the silver set dial becomes almost entirely invisible as a decorated object at all. Everything is one single tone, the stones are small, and the flat links add nothing at all to the picture. This is the Datejust for someone who does not particularly want anybody else to know quite what it is. Rolex has always built a few of these, and they very rarely ever turn up again afterwards anywhere.

A diamond-set White Gold bezel caps a Stainless Steel case measuring 36 mm across the middle. The silver dial holds gold Roman numerals, with diamonds set into the six and the nine. A Cyclops lens magnifies the date at three, and baton hands run over the sunray surface lying beneath. Three-piece solid links in Stainless Steel form the Oyster bracelet, closing on a folding Oysterclasp with a comfort extension.

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