Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust with a fluted bezel and jubilee-style bracelet

 This watch is presented as a Rolex Datejust-style wristwatch featuring a classic fluted bezel, cyclops date magnifier at 3 o’clock, and a jubilee/President-style bracelet with alternating polished center links and brushed outer links in two‑tone and all‑steel finishes. The dials shown include multiple color variations (black, red, blue, silver and green) with applied diamond‑style hour markers and gold‑tone hands. The case and bracelet appear highly polished with yellow‑gold plating on the bezels and center links in several examples. The dial printing shows the familiar “ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL DATEJUST” wording and a coronet logo at 12, and the text “SUPERLATIVE CHRONOMETER OFFICIALLY CERTIFIED” near 6 o’clock. Overall the watches emulate the iconic Rolex Datejust aesthetic, but several visual cues — such as unusually bright, inconsistent dial colors, the appearance of diamond markers that don’t match Rolex finishing standards, the plating and bracelet finishing, and minor printing and alignment irregularities — suggest these are likely aftermarket‑modified or homage/replica pieces rather than factory Rolex examples. If authenticity and provenance are important, I recommend a professional inspection by an authorized Rolex dealer or a certified watchmaker who can open the case, verify movement serials, materials and hallmarking, and confirm original parts.

Key Points

• Model style: Rolex Datejust–style design with fluted bezel and cyclops date window.
• Dial variations: Multiple colors shown — black, red, blue, silver, green — with diamond‑style hour markers.
• Hands and markers: Gold‑tone hands and applied diamond‑like markers (not definitive proof of genuine diamonds).
• Bracelet: Jubilee/President-style bracelet with alternating gold-plated center links and steel outer links in two‑tone examples.
• Case & bezel: Fluted bezel with high‑polish finish; many examples show yellow‑gold plating rather than solid gold.
• Branding: Dial printing includes Rolex wording and coronet logo, but alignment/finish may not meet Rolex factory standards.
• Condition: Appears new or display condition with protective stickers visible on some links.
• Authenticity concerns: Visual signs (dial finishing, color variants, plating quality, marker setting) are common in replicas or heavily modified watches — authenticity not confirmed from photos alone.