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The Sundust dial gives the watch a softer, more refined look than brighter champagne tones or darker Datejust dials. Buyers often choose it because it works especially well with Everose gold and makes the watch feel elegant without being too loud.

Yes, quite a bit. The Jubilee bracelet gives the watch a dressier, more traditional Datejust character, while an Oyster bracelet usually feels sportier and more pared back.

Yes. This reference sits in a very useful middle ground, with enough polish for formal wear but enough versatility for regular everyday use.

Not necessarily. It adds warmth and definition, but the steel case and bracelet links keep the watch grounded enough for frequent wear rather than occasional use only.

For most buyers, it wears as a modern but still manageable size. It has more presence than older Datejust sizes, but it is not oversized in the way some sports watches can feel.

Yes. On a modern Rolex, box, warranty card, tags and full bracelet all help support buyer confidence and can make the watch easier to compare favourably against other examples.

Many prefer this configuration because the Sundust dial is more restrained and easier to live with long term. It still feels special, but in a more subtle way.

Yes, very well. It delivers the warmth and luxury of Everose Rolesor, but in a classic Datejust layout that feels approachable, versatile and easy to wear.