Rose gold and a reverse panda, and how we pin down which one you mean.
Everose with a black dial and white counters is one of the Daytona pairings people describe by sight rather than by number. Rolex has made close variants of it across the Oysterflex and the Everose bracelet, and across two movement generations, which is why two clients asking for “the rose gold panda” often mean different watches.
The differences that matter in practice are the bracelet against the Oysterflex, the ceramic bezel against an engraved gold one, and calibre 4130 against 4131. None of them change what the watch looks like at conversational distance, and all of them change what it costs and how quickly one can be found.
So rather than put a reference number at the top of this page, we would rather establish it with you. Tell us what you have seen and liked and we will tell you exactly which reference it was, what the alternatives are, and what each is realistically going to take.
- 18 ct Everose gold, Rolex's own rose alloy, cast in-house
- Black dial with white contrasting counters
- Offered across bracelet and Oysterflex, and two movement generations
- We confirm the exact reference with you before anything is sourced