Rolex - Datejust 31

Rolex Datejust 31 White Gold/Steel Pink Index Dial & Fluted Bezel Jubilee Bracelet 278274 - BRAND NEW

INFORMATION
BRAND: Rolex
SERIES: Datejust 31
MODEL NUMBER: 278274
MODEL YEAR: Current Model
PRODUCTION YEAR: Current Production
CONDITION: Brand New
BOX/PAPERS: Box & Papers

CASE
MATERIAL: Steel/White Gold
CASE SIZE: 31 mm
CASE SHAPE: Round
CASE BACK: Solid
CROWN: Screw Down
BEZEL: White Gold Fluted
MOVEMENT: Automatic

DIAL
HANDS: Luminous
DIAL COLOR: Pink
DIAL TYPE: Analog
DIAL MARKERS: Index

BRACELET
BRACELET: Jubilee
BRACELET TYPE: Heavy: New Style
BAND MATERIAL: Steel
CLASP: Folding Oysterclasp

ADDITIONAL INFO
WATER RESISTANCE: 100 Meters (330 Feet)
GENDER: Ladies
WATCH STYLE: Dress Watch

Should you wear pink? Should men wear pink? Well, that's the question we'll tackle in this video. Welcome back to JazTime. JazTime.com is an online store that buys, sells and trades authentic luxury watches. We make these videos so you can easily choose the best ones for yourself in the comfort of your own home. We offer the lowest prices anywhere online, and if you'd like to know the price, simply click on the links in the description below. We greatly appreciate if you'd purchase your next watch from us at JazTime.com. Today, we'll be going over a Rolex Oyster Perpetual 31. Well, Rolex Datejust rather 31 and Oystersteel in white gold with a Jubilee style bracelet pink dial with index markers, reference number two seven eight two seven four. All right, so as indicated it's name Datejust 31 is a 31 millimeter case size, it's made of the Rolex's Oystersteel with effectively combining steel and other compounds of metal to create exceptional high polish with strength in equal measure. It has the screw-down caseback as well as signature winding crown to effectively keep this waterproof down to a hundred meters or 330 feet below sea level. All right, the white gold on this is in the bezel, the fluted style bezel. Whenever you see this fluted bezel, that means that it is a type of gold. In this case, it's white gold to match the steel casing of this watch, and the original function for this fluting actually was to effectively waterproof the case as it was screwed on effectively onto the front, but, you know minor advancements have made that you know, rather unnecessary, so now it's just used as an aesthetic element, so Rolexes can be easily identified by that fluted bezel especially these Datejust, Day-dates and so forth. All right, and looking closer now, we also have this scratch resistant sapphire crystal on the front held very nicely by that bezel with a cyclops window directly over the date, so you can see the date very easy at a glance, nice and magnified there. All right, now onto the main portion of this video, it's that pink dial sunray finish dial, with 18 karat white gold index arrow marks, with the Rolex crown at the 12, date aperture at the three, again, a white gold hands as well, all with luminescence, all right, so let me just aim this at my light here, turn the lights off and you can actually see the luminescence shining very brightly, It's actually very bright for a Datejust of this size. Very easy to see, you can see that all the hands, well, the minute and the hour hands are lit up, the seconds hand is in no real need to do so. The hours minus the 12 and the three are also lit very brightly as well. Very tasteful blue, all right, a bit complimentary in color to that pink dial. Okay, now this sunray finished dial, pink colored dial, well, would you wear it? Well, I don't know. I personally wouldn't find any issue with this. Literally look back, about a hundred to 120 years back in US history and you would actually find that people would actually dress up their sons in frilly dresses, so, did color really matter all that much? Not really even back then, so, you know, honestly, anyone who is absolutely comfortable with themselves, with the type of person that they are, you know, wear whatever suits you. Pink, I believe fits the overall look of this watch very nicely, and it would fit with just about any sort of outfit, dark tuxedo, or dark dress. This would effectively create a very high contrast with that pink, definitely brings a lot of attention to you, and if that's the sort of thing that you want, then, you know, don't hesitate, pick up this pink dial. It's very, very bright, very beautiful in the light, all right, now, while we're looking at this, we can also look at the functions exactly as you would think. All right, let me zoom in here for a bit and simply unwind the crown to the first position. You can wind the watch, If it's at a dead stop you can really just turn this only about 25 to 30 times to get it to a full charge. Once you start feeling that dampening starting to ramp up in the crown, then you know you've reached the full charge. Pull out to the next position and you can rotate that crown counter-clockwise, about a quarter turn to advance the date by one, and it's actually very easy to advance the date, all right, by more than one. All right, so if you find yourself on the 30th of a month, you can just go to the first of the next month very easily as shown here, pull out to the final position, you can stop that seconds hand very useful, so you can then adjust the time accordingly and precisely. Press the crown back in and screw tightly against the case to ensure that a hundred meter water resistance, all right? So what allows all of that to work? It's the 20 to 36 in-house movement made by Rolex. It has a plus or minus two second per day time differential after casing, so it's extremely precise, exceeds Swiss standards of timekeeping. It has the center hour, minute and seconds hands as shown here, the hour, minute and seconds hands placed right in the center of the dial. It allows for the instantaneous date with the rapid setting, so you don't need to effectively make that minute hand fly all the way around so you can advance the hour hand to get to the next day. You can just set the date instantly as I showed you earlier. It also has that the stop seconds for precise time setting, meaning that you can, you know, hack the seconds, stop the seconds hand, so you can get the minute hand placed just where you need it, wind up with an atomic clock, and there you go, easy. It has the oscillator in a Syloxi hairspring in silicon with patented geometry, it also has high-performance spare flux shock absorbers so, you know, this will stay effectively de-magnetized, there's no way to change the pace of this watch, if you will, you can't affect the timekeeping by getting close to a magnet. The hairspring stays, you know, effectively in place, there's no way to change it, and, you know, jostling it around with, you know, normal wear will keep this just fine. The pair of flux shock absorbers will keep the movement working just fine, there's no, you know, sudden jolts, no sudden stops of that seconds hand, It'll just keep going, no problem there, okay, It also has a bi-directional self winding rotor inside to allow you to effectively wind the watch just by wearing it, all you need to do, just fully wind it using the crown and putting it on your wrist will allow you to continue winding the watch throughout the day. All together, It gives you a total of 55 hours of power reserve so a little over two days, so all you need to do is you can just set this down on a Friday evening, you can pick it back up on a Monday morning, ready to conduct business, and there you go, no need to align the watch. All right, framing this all together, we have the Jubilee style bracelet, all Oystersteel with the three-piece links in the middle, two on the outer ends, making five all the way across, high polish down the center, the two outer links being a sand brush finishing on the front with a high polish along the sides, all brushed underneath. all right, to give it a very comfortable wear. Going down to the clasp now, we do get questions on how to open this and, you know, simply it has the concealed folding crown clasp, makes it a very integrated look. You can't really see this crown unless you're looking for it, and to open it, simply just get your finger under at the top of the crown, pull it out, and it opens so easily, all right, so there's your clasp there, single folding oyster clasp, and while I'm here, I can actually try on the watch and give you some of my thoughts as to how it wears, all right. All right, as this is a Datejust 31, it's kind of small on the wrist, for my wrist at least, a seven and a half to 7.25 inch circumference wrist, all right, so I'm getting a lot of bracelet with the dial being framed, actually very very tiny, but you know, as an accessory, this works excellent, all right, It actually doesn't depend on, it doesn't really matter what I would wear with this, It just looks excellent. I love that the pink is not like too saturated, it's more of like a shade of pink, If that really is a thing. A really really dark value of a light red, maybe, but it's effectively pink, and you know, there are pink golds out there but those will, you know, fade over time. Rolex's Evorose gold won't, you know, and certainly this pink has a very, very warm, It's a different type of warmth from rose gold, so you won't really get that sort of feel, that sort of aesthetic as much on a rose gold case as you would with this sort of dial, all right, and with this, you know, steel casing, with the white gold bezel, this pink tile actually stands out very nicely, even just by itself, all right, and when it comes to the wearing experience, I barely feel it on my wrist. It has a very good counterweight of the bracelet against the case. The case has a very low form-factor, so it fits right underneath any suit cuff, and you know, it doesn't really feel like, you know, that there's a watch on my wrist. It's very light, center of gravity right in the middle of my wrist. It's a very comfortable wear, with these Jubilee style bracelet links and with the brushing underneath, it just feels so smooth and so soft, all right. So enough of what I think, what do you think about this watch? If you're a man, the manliest of men, you know, 60 gallon mountain men, would you wear a watch like this? A watch that has this color, you know, if you really want to prove yourself and, you know, say that you are absolutely secure in who you are, you know, even Franklin Delano Roosevelt, a president in the sixties wore a dress as a child, would you wear this watch? I don't see anything wrong with it. It's an excellent color, that sunray look, absolutely gorgeous in any sort of light. All right, and if you're a woman, well, would you wear this watch or would you go something even more practical? Would you perhaps get a Daytona or something? 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