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Rolex Datejust 31, stone-set bezel and pink dial with stone markers

Model reference: 178384-0045

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  • Model size 31 mm
  • Dial Pink, with set stone hour markers
  • Hour-marker layout Set stone markers around the dial, replaced by the date at 3 o’clock
  • Date display 3 o’clock, under a magnifying lens

A 31 mm Datejust with a stone-set bezel, a pink dial set with stone markers, a silver-tone case and a five-link bracelet, with the date under its magnifier.

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About this watch

Design and details

This configuration sets stones twice: once around the bezel as a continuous ring, and again as the hour markers on a pink dial. Nothing on the face relies on a printed marker or a plain metal ring, so the light comes back from two concentric bands.

The frames show the two views that matter for a watch of this kind: the straight-on view, where both rings of stones are visible at once, and the three-quarter view, where the pink dial turns darker and the bezel stones catch highlights individually. The case-back and side frames show what the outside of the watch looks like away from the dial.

What changes when the bezel is set with stones instead of fluted?

A fluted bezel works by facets: each ridge turns from bright to dark as the watch moves, producing a broken band of light. A stone-set bezel works differently — the ring is continuous, and the light breaks up at the level of individual stones rather than along the whole circumference.

The side profile makes the structural difference clear: the set bezel rises above the case as a defined band, while a fluted ring reads as part of the case. That changes the outline of the watch more than any single colour decision does.

How does a pink dial read next to stone markers?

The dial is pink with an even surface that brightens towards the edges as it turns, and the markers sit on it as separate set elements rather than printed points. The contrast is between a soft, continuous colour and hard, bright details — which is why this dial looks busier in a close view than in a straight-on one.

Pink is also a colour that changes with its surroundings, so a frame taken on a warm surface reads differently from one taken on a grey background. Compare the two dial views on this page rather than a single frame from elsewhere.

Case profile side view showing how the stone-set bezel rises above the case, with the crown and the bracelet end links in view
Case profile side view showing how the stone-set bezel rises above the case, with the crown and the bracelet end links in view

What is the date magnifier doing on this dial?

The date sits at three o’clock under a raised lens in the crystal, which magnifies the numeral and adds a bright curved highlight over that part of the dial. On this configuration the lens sits directly inside the ring of bezel stones, so the right-hand side of the watch carries more visual activity than the other three sides.

Two checks belong here: that the lens is clean and unmarked, and that the date changes cleanly through a full cycle. Both need a short video rather than a photograph.

How many links across, and what does that change?

Five narrow links run across the width of the bracelet in the frames here, which is the finer, more closely spaced pattern. Compared with a three-link bracelet, the same width is divided more times, so the bracelet curves more smoothly and reflects light in thinner strips.

It also makes sizing more sensitive: each link is narrower, so a single link removed changes the fit less than it would on a wider-link bracelet — but more links are involved, so ask how many are fitted and whether spares are included.

Is 31 mm a middle size?

Within this collection the Datejust sizes run from 28 mm through 31 mm and 36 mm to 41 mm. Thirty-one millimetres sits between the smallest case and the full-size one, and on this reference the bezel makes the watch read slightly larger than its diameter suggests.

As always, the diameter is only one number: add the lug-to-lug length and the thickness, then compare with a watch you already wear. The case-profile frame on this page shows how much of the total height comes from the bezel rather than from the case body.

What should I ask about before deciding?

Stones and metal are the two areas where the photographs cannot answer everything. Ask what the bezel stones and dial markers are — natural, synthetic or imitation — how they are set, and what the case and bracelet are made from, including any plating.

Then ask the condition questions: whether any stone is loose or discoloured, and whether the bracelet shows stretching at the folds. A straight-on daylight photograph of the dial and bezel together is the single most useful image for those checks, and the reference 178384-0045 keeps the conversation specific.

Specification

Specifications and configuration

Model details and design
DetailDescription
Model reference178384-0045
Model size31 mm
DialPink, with set stone hour markers
Hour-marker layoutSet stone markers around the dial, replaced by the date at 3 o’clock
Date display3 o’clock, under a magnifying lens
Bezel designSet with a continuous row of round stones
Bracelet designFive-link, silver-tone in the photographs
ClaspConcealed folding clasp inside the bracelet
Colour combinationPink dial inside a stone-set bezel, with a silver-tone case and bracelet

Questions

Frequently asked about this reference

Are the bezel stones and the dial markers set the same way?
They sit in different positions and were photographed separately here, so ask the seller to confirm the setting of each: how many stones the bezel carries, how the dial markers are held, and whether any of them are replacement stones fitted later.
Does a stone-set bezel increase the size of the watch?
It does not change the case diameter, but it does change the outline: the set ring rises above the case profile, so the watch reads slightly larger and catches more light than the same case with a fluted or smooth bezel.
How do I judge the pink dial from photographs?
Compare more than one frame on the same page, because this dial brightens and darkens with the light and the background. Ask for a straight-on photograph in daylight if the exact tone matters to you.
Which size is this compared with the other Datejust pages here?
It is the 31 mm case, between the 28 mm Lady-Datejust and the 36 mm and 41 mm references in the collection. Compare diameter, lug-to-lug length and thickness together rather than the diameter on its own.
What condition points matter on a stone-set bezel?
Ask whether any stone is loose, missing, chipped or noticeable for a different colour, and for close-up photographs of the bezel at several points around the ring rather than one frame.
What should the inquiry include?
The reference 178384-0045, your wrist measurement, your country, what the stones and metals actually are on the offered watch, the bracelet length as supplied, and the measured weight and case thickness.

Inquiry message

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  1. What the bezel stones and the dial markers on the offered watch are, how they are set, and whether any have been replaced.
  2. What the case and bracelet are made from, with the plating or wrap thickness stated if they are not solid.
  3. Current price for one watch, the shipping cost to my country, the countries you ship to and the lead time.
  4. Bracelet length as supplied, the number of links fitted, whether spares are included and how much adjustment remains in the clasp.
  5. Close-up photographs of the bezel at several points around the ring, plus the dial straight on in daylight and the measured case thickness.

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