About This Watch

The Rolex Datejust 31, in its 278289RBR-0014 iteration, embodies the quiet authority of a timepiece that has defined elegance since its introduction in 1945. This particular reference distinguishes itself through a harmonious interplay of materials and design, with a white gold case that exudes warmth and refinement. The bezel, adorned with meticulously set gemstones, frames a grey sunburst dial whose depth and texture evoke a sense of timeless sophistication. Stick indexes and hands, rendered in a crisp, minimalist style, complement the dial’s understated character, while the sapphire crystal ensures clarity and durability. The Datejust 31’s lineage as a symbol of enduring craftsmanship is evident in every detail, from its rounded, ergonomic case to the closed case back that emphasizes its polished, uncompromising finish. At its core, the watch is powered by Rolex’s in-house Caliber 2236, an automatic movement celebrated for its precision, reliability, and the inclusion of a Parachrom blue balance spring, which enhances resistance to shocks and magnetic fields. The bracelet, exclusive to this configuration and introduced in 2020, features a deployment clasp and a design that marries comfort with the brand’s signature attention to detail. This

Grey · White Gold

Ref. 278289RBR-0006 · 31 mm

White · White Gold

Ref. 278289RBR-0007 · 31 mm

Black · White Gold

Ref. 278289RBR-0011 · 31 mm

Silver · White Gold

Ref. 278289RBR-0012 · 31 mm

Pink · White Gold

Ref. 278289RBR-0013 · 31 mm

Green · White Gold

Ref. 278289RBR-0015 · 31 mm

Pink · White Gold

Ref. 278289RBR-0016 · 31 mm

Grey · White Gold

Ref. 278289RBR-0017 · 31 mm

+ 7 more variants in this family.

This self-winding mechanical movement with date display is entirely manufactured by Rolex and inaugurates a new generation of movements. Its design and quality manufacture ensure peerless precision and reliability. Like all Rolex Perpetual movements, the 2236 is a certified Swiss chronometer, a designation reserved for high-precision watches that have successfully passed the Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute (COSC) tests. It was first introduced in 2014. It the first movement to be fitted with the Syloxi (silicon) hairspring.