Rolex Datejust 31 Olive Green Floral Motif Diamond Dial 18k Yellow Gold Steel Fluted Bezel Jubilee 278273-0032

The Rolex Datejust 278273-0032 is a masterpiece of textures and high-jewelry watchmaking, launched in 2022 to showcase Rolex’s mastery of dial artistry. The standout feature is the olive green floral motif dial, which is composed of 24 distinct flowers. Each flower is finished with a different treatment—sunray, matte, or grained—to create a dynamic depth that catches the light from every angle. To elevate the luxury, a brilliant-cut diamond is set at the center of each flower, totaling 24 diamonds on the dial.

Housed in a 31mm Yellow Rolesor case (Rolex’s signature combination of Oystersteel and 18k yellow gold), this reference features a striking fluted bezel. This bezel is a hallmark of Rolex distinction, originally designed for functional waterproofness but now serving as an iconic aesthetic signature that reflects light brilliantly. The watch is powered by the Calibre 2236, a self-winding mechanical movement equipped with a Syloxi hairspring in silicon, ensuring superlative chronometric performance. It is completed with the iconic five-piece link Jubilee bracelet, providing both comfort and a sophisticated, jewelry-like drape.

Key Features

Artistic Floral Dial.

• Three Finishing Techniques: The “textured” look of the flowers is achieved by alternating between sunray, matte, and grained finishes. This ensures the olive green color shifts in tone based on your environment, from a vibrant lime to a deep forest green.

• Diamond Settings: Each of the 24 diamonds is held in an 18k gold setting, preventing tarnishing and ensuring the stones remain secure.

The Fluted Signature.

• Light Play: Unlike the smooth bezel variants, the fluted gold bezel on the 278273 catches and scatters light with every movement of the wrist, making it one of the most recognizable and prestigious configurations in the Datejust family.

• Syloxi Hairspring: The Calibre 2236 is specifically designed for Rolex’s mid-size models, featuring a silicon hairspring that is up to 10 times more precise than a traditional one when exposed to shocks.